Co-directed by creative collaborators and real-life couple Saul Williams and Anisia Uzeyman, the film is available on home platforms across North America on Tuesday.
The film, which premiered at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight and also screened TIFF, NYFF and BFI London in 2021 and Sundance in 2022 before being rolled out in select theaters across the country earlier this summer, was released to home platforms Tuesday.
I’ve always questioned the scope of the imagination in science fiction when it’s like, aliens are supposed to be higher intelligence, but you associate that with just making better or faster guns. Like, if it’s higher intelligence, why is there violence? I was thinking about language — especially as we understand it now on the Internet through computers. Memes are a nonverbal language, and we have emojis, which are symbolic pictures. Different forms of communication do feel like a thread in the film.I was excited to film conversations. I don’t think we have a lot of opportunity to see on-screen conversations, how they happen, what people are really talking about and telling each other.
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