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Semi-official Season 5 summary hints at supernatural interaction with the past ("time travel")?

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Not official, but they didn't pull this out of their ass and they work with the show's team...

"Upside Down fully merges with the real world" "time itself unraveling" "a battle that spans dimensions and memories" VERY INTERESTING. We know that the last entry of Nancy's diary was the day Will disappeared. With the Upside Down "merging" with Hawkins, while we might not have time travel per se, we might interact directly with the past. I kind of did a "fanfic" a long time ago of Will deciding to sacrifice himself by killing a child version of himself in the Upside Down. I did another scenario where Will is forced to reenact his original kidnapping but gives it a different result. We know it's likely Will gets back lost memories this season. I've thought for a while that "time travel" in s5 isn't that likely as it's pretty "out there," but hey this is a show called Stranger Things! And it would be a GREAT supernatural metaphor for confronting one's childhood abusers and trauma. And this is a clue that the A plot might go places I think are VERY interesting!

"Eleven, Mike, Will, and the rest of the crew must confront Vecna..." It's no surprise El has to confront Vecna. And they've openly said Will will be central. But to include MIKE in the list as well? After a season of being "useless" in the eyes of many fans? Sure, it could be Mike resuming his old role of being leader of the party. But Mike and Will explicitly pledged in s4 to be A TEAM to take on Vecna and kill Vecna together. So this further hints that MIKE AND WILL will be the most important team next to El, to defeat Vecna. So... many scenes alone together, which Noah desperately tried not to say. =D

"the group must rely on their bonds..." Standard stuff in heroic "power of friendship stories". But we Bylers know of a particular GAY BOND that this can be talking about! Especially after just highlighting Mike and Will!

"As secrets are revealed... " Outside of the general mystery of the Upside Down, the only secrets we know the characters have kept from each other at the end of s4 was Jonathan's college plans and THE PAINTING LIE. Of COURSE that has to be revealed!

"as past traumas resurface..." We've already seen footage of Will's time in the Upside Down. We will get key flashbacks of Will's time there, just as we got flashbacks of El's time in the lab. And that can reveal "secrets..." Maybe a key to Will having powers?

Finally, "a battle that spans dimensions and MEMORIES..." Why do we have a Miwi flashback to 1979 in the episode titled "Sorcerer"? But further hinting that this memory they show thought was important to cast actors for is key to the A PLOT. I don't have any specific ideas, but there are exciting possibilities!

Adding to the speculation!

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ANTHROPOCENE 

by Marco Brambilla 

SCANable performed 3D Laser Scans of numerous elements from Columbus Circle at the southwest corner of Central Park to the northeast corner and stitched together the journey as a set of data. The result is a visual representation of the “energy differential between the city and the park,” as Director Marco Brambilla described it.

The Mill+ team worked with video artist Marco Brambilla for ‘Anthropocene,’ a triptych of haunting, dreamlike video installations depicting the geography between Central Park and Columbus Circle. Anthropocene premiered at the celebration of the new Hugo Boss flagship store opening at The Shops at Columbus Circle in New York City.

The Mill’s 3D team employed a technology often used by archeologists and engineers called LiDAR scanning to digitally map objects using reflected laser light. According to Vince Baertsoen, Head of CG, who has spearheaded the unique use of this technology at The Mill, “It was a great creative and challenging process to use this technique mixed with programming and CGI to create such a surreal environment: abstraction and realism merging in a great piece of art.” The Mill collaborated with SCANable, who did the acquisition of all of the LiDAR on set.

‘Anthropocene’ also features black and white footage of roving, iconic views of Central Park and Columbus Circle, shot using the rare RED Epic Monochrome camera. The Mill’s Adam Carboni, Director of Photography, said “We had a bird’s-eye view of Central Park from every conceivable angle thanks to the invaluable assistance of the experts at The Central Park Conservancy. They were instrumental in helping us secure optimal vantage points for the shoot.”

“Hugo Boss was a colossal undertaking, since we knew we wanted to capture Central Park in a way that had never been seen before,” notes Co-Head of 2D, Westley Sarokin. “The RED Epic Monochrome has amazing light sensitivity and allows for extensive color grading. We were able to bring out a very beautiful and almost painterly look to the footage. Using locked-off shots, I rebuilt the geometry of the scenes, buildings, and streets in Flame to create virtual camera moves that brought the scenes to life in a hyperreal way, as many of the camera moves would have been physically impossible to achieve otherwise. Marco was involved every step of the way guiding the creative aesthetic of the project toward its ultimate completion.”

The video installation plays accompanied by Carnival of the Animals by Camille Saint-Saëns.