Nemosyne

Nemosyne

2020 · 3 min · Animation, Science Fiction

In a not so distant future, humans can upload their individual consciousness to a sentient machine after they have died. This allows them one final day on earth to rebuild their memories through the eyes of a bionic vessel.

Directed by Luc Delamare

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