A Message from the Future (1981)

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A Message from the Future (1981)
Film after film: Sheder Min Ha'Atid (A Message from the Future, dir. David Avidan, 1981)
Microfilm by David Avidan
Everything’s miniature, like microfilm. And at the hour of need – enlarged. It could have worked for us too. The world is filled with creatures which are too large and not always useful and not always necessary. What’s so bad about miniaturizing people and their belongings and enlarging them at the hour of our need. Keep them in mind big, taking up space. Keep them in mind jumping toward the basket. Keep them in mind, their equipment and objects. But keep them in mind small, until the proper time. We haven’t got the mental power to shrink and at the same time believe that we’ll grow at the hour of need. We’re afraid we won’t return from the journey toward miniaturization. We want to maintain our territoriality to use and as a special option. And so there’s no mini-future for humankind, no micro-future for humankind, which doubts. People don’t have the rare prowess to contract and attack when the time comes.
Mind eraser Sheder Min Ha’Atid (A Message From the Future) 1981, David Avidan, Israel
A Message from the Future (1981)
F.M.’s control room Sheder Min Ha’Atid (A Message From the Future) 1981, David Avidan, Israel
F.M., Future Man in the control room Sheder Min Ha’Atid (A Message From the Future) 1981, David Avidan, Israel