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Iris (II) (2012)In the near future, when status has become more important than ever before, a woman with a fake identity must decide how far she's willing to go to move up the social ladder. Director:Justin S. LeeWriter:Justin S. Lee |
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Title: Iris (2012)
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Iris Johnson /
Irene Taylor
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William Preston
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MacKenzie Davis
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Jackson
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Tina
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Carl Von Bahnhof
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Bar Patron #2
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Suzanne Epstein
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Max
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Dommy
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In the near future, when status has become more important than ever before, a woman with a fake identity must decide how far she's willing to go to move up the social ladder. Written by Anonymous
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All that matters is what's on your profile.Parents Guide:
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17 November 2012 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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USC School of Cinema and Television, University of Southern California (USC), University of Southern California, School of Cinematic Arts See more »
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Now this is more like it. This is a far different creature from Justin S. Lee's 'Blank'. While 'Blank' has the look and feel of a first time effort (but not taking anything away from it) this is miles ahead in practically every aspect. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised as it's now 3 years later and has obviously allowed for a more focused use of ideas. I happen to be a big SciFi fan so this was right up my street. We are now in the future when people simply view a small screen display that emanates from a ring, to see if we are suited to a person we find attractive. Not unlike in 'Gattica'. this impressive Short allows us to get a quick glimpse at how this possible future way of 'computer dating' may not be as ideal as one would think. I really enjoyed this.
Highly Recommended
Score: 9.1/10
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