Postcard from Earth

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Immersive and innovative exploration of planet Earth through eyes of two human beings.Immersive and innovative exploration of planet Earth through eyes of two human beings.Immersive and innovative exploration of planet Earth through eyes of two human beings.

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7.6/10

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Awards
- 1 win total

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Brandon Santana

Byron

Zaya

Fang

Director
- Darren Aronofsky
Writers
- Darren Aronofsky
- Ari Handel
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Trivia
The film was shot with an 18K resolution camera, and plays back at 60 frames per second. In terms of data, the film is about half a petabyte in size, which is roughly 500 terabytes. That means viewers are able to observe 32 gigabytes of data per second, or nearly 2,000 gigabytes per minute.

Crazy credits
Since this movie is shown at 18k in the Las Vegas Sphere, it is able to show all the approximately 2000 crew members credits all at once, legible to the audience, taking up a large portion of the dome screen.

Connections
Featured in Minute for A Year (2024)

Soundtracks
Bourbon Street Jam
Written and Performed by Andrew Silver
Arranged by Andrew Silver
Courtesy of Spheresongs

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5/10

$200?

Very Creative, Visually Outstanding. Awesome Experience. Narration was not needed. Another Ideology driven Docudrama meant to make you feel guilty. The Sphere is the most state of the art, advanced theater on the planet and this is what is chosen? For $200 and a seat in the Sphere, I better be Entertained and not to be made guilty about our human existence on how our planet turned out. The first few minutes were worth it definitely. Then the guilt trip narrative started to play on your emotional heart strings. Enough is Enough. The Sphere needs to Entertain, not guilt trip its audience. Wake up MGM!