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Midnight Club
- Narrated by: Edoardo Camponeschi
- Length: 24 mins
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Summary
In a not so far future, gangs of artists who create psychic holograms fight for their supremacy: Melancotechs, depressed guys dressed in black, and Moderntechs, worshippers of technology, hate each other's. Dez, an old Melancotech and a failed artist makes a living from psychic hologram clandestine fights at the Midnight Club. The rules of such fights? Creating holograms which can cause a panic attack to the opponent. As if that were not enough, Dez is also an alchoolic and a drug addict whose manager, Art, is just a rip-off who lies to him by promising fame and fortune. Dez lost the last three matches so he needs money to survive. He does not know who his next opponent will be, but since he wants to be sure to win, he takes an experimental drug in order to enhance his fantasy and produce the scariest hologram ever.
©2016 Giorgio Borroni (P)2016 Giorgio Borroni