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SUMMARY:The Thirteenth Floor (M) PRESENTED IN 35MM FILM
LOCATION:The Revival House Perth
DESCRIPTION:The Thirteenth Floor (M\, 1999) Presented in 35mm Film by The 
 Revival House Perth Computer scientist Hannon Fuller (Armin Mueller-Stahl)
  has developed a revolutionary virtual reality simulation of 1937 Los Ange
 les\, so sophisticated that its inhabitants believe they're living genuine
 \, conscious lives\, unaware they exist within a computer program. When Fu
 ller is murdered under mysterious circumstances shortly after leaving a cr
 yptic message hinting at a shattering discovery\, his protégé Douglas Ha
 ll (Craig Bierko) becomes the prime suspect and must enter the simulation 
 himself to uncover the truth behind his mentor's death. As Douglas descend
 s deeper into the layered simulation\, uncovering evidence that challenges
  his own understanding of reality\, he confronts a mind-bending revelation
  about the nature of existence itself\, one that calls into question wheth
 er his own world might be far less real than he's ever imagined. Director 
 Josef Rusnak crafts an ambitious\, philosophically minded science fiction 
 thriller that explores questions of consciousness\, simulated reality\, an
 d nested layers of existence\, released amid a wave of similarly themed mi
 llennium-era films. Craig Bierko anchors the film's increasingly disorient
 ing mystery with grounded conviction\, while the production's meticulous r
 ecreation of both 1930s period detail and late-90s technological aesthetic
  creates a visually distinctive world straddling two eras. The film's noir
 -inflected mystery plot\, combined with its genuine philosophical curiosit
 y about simulated consciousness and the nature of reality\, offers a thoug
 htful\, if commercially overshadowed\, entry into the era's fascination wi
 th virtual reality and existential science fiction. Though often overlooke
 d in favour of contemporaneous films exploring similar themes\, The Thirte
 enth Floor remains a genuinely intriguing curiosity for fans of philosophi
 cal science fiction. Original format and audio experience of this film fai
 thfully reproduced by The Revival House. Presented in 35mm film unless not
 ed otherwise. When: Sunday\, November 1st at 7:00PM Where: The Revival Hou
 se at the Como Theatre Rating: M (Medium level violence\, Medium level coa
 rse language) Rusnak's philosophically ambitious sci-fi thriller questions
  the nature of reality itself—experience this overlooked millennium-era 
 curiosity on 35mm film.\n\nBoletos: https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/ev
 ent/b3be1829-c2f5-4949-a4a8-6f92ab05dc84
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