Every end is a new beginning, and what Kevin Flynn refers to as biodigital jazz, your hosts view as a deeply spiritual, meditative encounter with the digital and non real. Helmed by Joseph Kosinski, an architecture student now responsible for one of the most slickly directed and highest grossing actioners of all time, had his roots in a similarly precise big swing that resurrects a past icon onscreen. In spite of its lack of commercial inertia, Legacy has since become an enduring film for many of its fans, a stunning display for its cutting-edge soundtrack and CGI, and a film on the vanguard of our increasing proximity to digital filmmaking. As your hosts peek through the aperture, join them on ribbons of light as they extol the virtues of uncanny valley, the religious notions of removal and reconstitution, and postmodernist tension in one of the great father-son tales ever spun. It's an episode of infinite possibility!
