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“Our memories are someone else’s fabrication — a lie.” ── This is a story of rampaging “infants” condemned to die at age twenty-five. The work follows a group of peculiar young people who possess the intellect of adults yet the inner world of newborns. They have no parents. All they have are warm memories — memories that were never real.
In an age where AI and humanity, truth and fiction blur into one, director Hiroshi Koike poses an urgent question: What is the very root of being human?
Storyline and Characters
- The narrative delves into the lives of young individuals embodying the paradox of having adult intelligence but childlike emotions.
- These individuals, devoid of parental figures, cling to fabricated memories for emotional sustenance in a society where the lines between human and artificial intelligence are increasingly blurred.
Director and Cast
- Director: Hiroshi Koike
- Cast:
- Lee Swee Keong (Malaysian Butoh Dancer)
- Moon Moon Singh (Indian Actor and Dancer)
- Imai Hiroya (Noh Actor and Small Drum Performer)
- Ikuno Takuya (Dancer and Actor)
- Ayata Shoichi (Actor)
- Ichiya (Japanese Traditional Dance Performer)
- Tsuyama Maika (Dancer and Actor)
- Justice Edwards (Parkour Artist)
- Kawai Kennedy (Dancer and Actor)
Music and Performances
- Music and Composition:
- Shimomachi Brothers (Rap, Vocals, Percussion)
- Ohta Yutaka (Shinobue, Saxophone, Guitar, Vocals)
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This thought-provoking performance challenges audiences to contemplate the essence of humanity in a modern world where reality and illusion often intertwine seamlessly.
