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A Brief History of Time Travel is the biography of an idea, chasing time travel from the ancient Mahabharata to the streets of Los Angeles. For people of all ages and backgrounds, it's an odyssey through the imagination and a discovery of kindred spirits, Director Gisella Bustillos explains this complex and puzzling subject in a way that everyone, from die-hard scifi fans to those who are entirely new to the subject, can understand.
With artful animation and clear, stark imagery, she shows how science fiction can empower and inspire the future scientists, innovators, and thinkers of the world. Told through different perspectives, a collective of experts from scientists to religious leaders talk about how the idea of time travel has influenced their work and as well as their personal lives.
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WHO WE'VE INTERVIEWED:
Wanda Gregory - IAS Lecturer, UW Bothell
Bill Nye - The Science Guy
Ted Chang - Speculative Fiction Writer
Brooks Peck - Curator At the EMP
Chana Phaedra -Cryobiologist
Satyanarayana Dasa - Founder Jiva Institute
Tim Schafer -Founder, Double Fine Productions
Erik Demaine - Professor of Computer Science MIT
Alexandra Holmes - Intuitive Business Strategist
and many more…..
WHO'S IN THE STORY?
Many people who've shaped modern science and pop culture as we know it were hugely impacted by dreams of time travel. From New York to L.A., we've spent the past couple of years interviewing those people: theoretical physicists, an expert on human life extension, astronomers, sci-fi writers, a legendary game designer, Doctor Who historians, jazz artists, and everyday geeks like ourselves
Time travel is one of the most contagious ideas in science fiction. In a society where time is a unit of value and instant gratification is prized, the idea of traveling through time offers a means of escape. And our obsession with time travel is growing: in the last decade, it's appeared more than ever in books, movies, and pop culture. What makes time travel so powerful that it resonates in each of us, and to what lengths are we going today to make it a reality?
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FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/timetraveldoc
MARCH FOR SCIENCE! www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/why-people-are-marching-for-science-‘there-is-no-planet-b’/ar-BBA9cA2?li=BBnb7Kz
A Brief History of Time Travel is the biography of an idea, chasing time travel from the ancient Mahabharata to the streets of Los Angeles. For people of all ages and backgrounds, it's an odyssey through the imagination and a discovery of kindred spirits, Director Gisella Bustillos explains this complex and puzzling subject in a way that everyone, from die-hard scifi fans to those who are entirely new to the subject, can understand.
With artful animation and clear, stark imagery, she shows how science fiction can empower and inspire the future scientists, innovators, and thinkers of the world. Told through different perspectives, a collective of experts from scientists to religious leaders talk about how the idea of time travel has influenced their work and as well as their personal lives.
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WHO WE'VE INTERVIEWED:
Wanda Gregory - IAS Lecturer, UW Bothell
Bill Nye - The Science Guy
Ted Chang - Speculative Fiction Writer
Brooks Peck - Curator At the EMP
Chana Phaedra -Cryobiologist
Satyanarayana Dasa - Founder Jiva Institute
Tim Schafer -Founder, Double Fine Productions
Erik Demaine - Professor of Computer Science MIT
Alexandra Holmes - Intuitive Business Strategist
and many more…..
WHO'S IN THE STORY?
Many people who've shaped modern science and pop culture as we know it were hugely impacted by dreams of time travel. From New York to L.A., we've spent the past couple of years interviewing those people: theoretical physicists, an expert on human life extension, astronomers, sci-fi writers, a legendary game designer, Doctor Who historians, jazz artists, and everyday geeks like ourselves
Time travel is one of the most contagious ideas in science fiction. In a society where time is a unit of value and instant gratification is prized, the idea of traveling through time offers a means of escape. And our obsession with time travel is growing: in the last decade, it's appeared more than ever in books, movies, and pop culture. What makes time travel so powerful that it resonates in each of us, and to what lengths are we going today to make it a reality?
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