T1.E14

Zima Blue

El episodio se transmitió el 15 mar 2019
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10min

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Kevin Michael Richardson in Love, Death & Robots (2019)

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe renowned artist Zima recounts his mysterious past and rise to fame before unveiling his final work.The renowned artist Zima recounts his mysterious past and rise to fame before unveiling his final work.The renowned artist Zima recounts his mysterious past and rise to fame before unveiling his final work.

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- Gabriele Pennacchioli
- Robert Valley
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- Kevin Michael Richardson
- Emma Thornett

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- Gabriele Pennacchioli
- Robert Valley
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- Kevin Michael Richardson
- Emma Thornett

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Kevin Michael Richardson

Zima
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Emma Thornett

Claire
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- Gabriele Pennacchioli
- Robert Valley
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The episode is based on the science fiction short story "Zima Blue" by British writer Alastair Reynolds.

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Zima: I will immerse myself. And as I do, I will slowly shut down my higher brain functions... un-making myself... leaving just enough to appreciate my surroundings... to extract some simple pleasure from the execution of a task well done. My search for truth is finished at last. I'm going home.

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A New Classic

My favorite of the "Love, Death & Robots" series/collection, "Zima Blue" is wonderfully stylish and thoughtfully imaginative. It feels like it evolved from the classics of sci-fi anthology. I am reminded of J.G. Ballard's "Vermilion Sands". A clever twist adds surprise to inspiration. Some may find allegory in its tale of an artist who seeks to achieve the ultimate creation. But its artistic vision alone is enough to celebrate.