The Future That Never Was

Step into a world where tomorrow was imagined in bold strokes and brushed with nostalgia. In this video, we explore retrofuturism-the quirky, offbeat visions of a future that never came to be. From silver rockets streaking across twilight skies to dreams of Martian orchards beneath glass domes, we peel back layers of forgotten hope and imaginative design. Join us as we revisit mid-century marvels, dive into the speculative art of Jules Verne and his contemporaries, and consider how these lost forecasts continue to spark modern creativity.
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I remember the novel "The Gernsback Continuum" , that was also adapted during 1993 as Tomorrow Calling, a short TV film by Tim Leandro for Film4 Productions. Originally shown on Channel 4, the film was also presented at the British Film Festival, October 4-10, 1996.

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Read the book 'All our Wrong Todays'. The perfect sci-fi future exists...and then is accidentally erased by a thoroughly average guy who gains access to a time machine via nepotism. Thus giving us our present reality.