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Film.com Movie of the Week: Memories of Tomorrow

Richard Thompson and Rachel Gilchrist in York Entertainment's "Memories of Tomorrow"
UnKreative Artists
Jan 30, 2007

The Film.com Movie of the Week for the week of January 30 is Memories of Tomorrow, written, produced, and directed by Amit Tripuraneni.

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Memories of Tomorrow
Studio: Unkreative Artists
Genre: Drama, Independent
Starring
Richard Thompson, Rachel Gilchrist, Ray Trickett, Tim Schijff, Rebecca Mallitte, Elena Trajkovska
Director: Amit Tripuraneni
Official Site
Genre: Drama/Thriller
Duration: 86 minutes

Synopsis (from official site)
John (Richard Thompson) and Tanya (Rachel Gilchrist) are a happily married couple living an idyllic life in New Zealand. On the surface everything seems normal but John is a man, haunted by his nightmares and has no recollection of his past. Tanya is a woman who lives in the present and finds no use for the past.

The arrival of a mysterious stranger - Roger (Ray Trickitt) in New Zealand, triggers off an unstoppable chain of events, which culiminate in the collision of two worlds. The past and the future unveils the secrets that time and distance had so easily forgotten.

Memories of Tomorrow is the debut directorial effort by Amit Tripuraneni (who also wrote and produced it) and also the debut feature for co-producer and DOP, Lance Wordsworth. The principal cast of 6 and a rotating crew of 31, devoted their time and energies, for 20 days spread over a period of 5 months, to produce a visually stunning film. The movie boasts of stunning locations spread all across north island ranging from Bethells sand dunes to ignimbrite rock formations at Te Awamutu to various locations in Auckland. The movie was made possible with generous help and support from individuals and organizations alike - thus making it possible to shoot an ambitious 'no-budget' project.

About Movie of the Week:
Film.com will showcase established and up-and-coming filmmakers and their films throughout 2007. The initial catalog of movies is provided to Film.com through its relationship with GreenCine (http://www.greencine.com), a San Francisco-based company with an extensive library of independent, international and documentary films. GreenCine offers more than 50,000 titles in over 250 genres for sale or rent, with 10,000 of these films available on demand for streaming or download.

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