Twelve Transmissions from the Occupied States Orbiting the Sun Trailer

Twelve Transmissions from the Occupied States Orbiting the Sun Trailer (2017)

27 May 2017 3 mins

An experiment in scifi-abstraction. The Occupied States have long sent messages to the galaxy--these are some of the transmissions received and translated. Questions of occupation, questions of communication, and questions of "which sun?" rise from the grainy visions of unknown worlds.

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United States 27 May 2017

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