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Ambassadors Day

Ambassadors Day

By Dave Kellum

United States 20 minutes 2007 English
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Awards
  • After Dark Spirit Award (Winner) - 2007 Toronto After Dark Film Festival (Toronto, Canada)
  • Best Science Fiction Film (Winner) - 2006 Poppy Jasper Film Festival (Morgan Hill, United States)
  • Honorable Mention - 2007 Rochester Film Festival (Rochester, New York, United States)
Festivals
  • Dances With Films 2007 (Los Angeles, United States)
  • Dead Channels Film Festival 2007 (San Francisco, California, US)
  • Dragon*Con Independent Film Festival 2007 (Atlanta, Georgia, US)
  • Indianapolis International Film Festival 2007 (Indianapolis, United States)
  • Sacramento Film and Music Festival 2007 (Sacramento, California, US)
  • Somewhat North of Boston Film Festival 2007 (Concord, New Hampshire, US)
  • Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2007 (Toronto, Canada)
  • Mill Valley Film Festival 2006 (Mill Valley, United States)
  • Poppy Jasper Film Festival 2006 (Morgan Hill, California)

Synopsis

Ambassadors Day takes place thousands of years in the future, when the remnants of the human species have moved indoors to escape the wrath of an environment turned hostile. Many generations have passed, and all that's left of communication between these isolated sanctuaries of humankind are the Ambassadors.

Long after the End of the World has passed into myth, two envoys meet to exchange the weekly numbers of their people. It is a day like any other in Rendezvous Zone Eight-Seven Northwest, until one of the Ambassadors is ordered to shoot the other. Refusing, the Ambassador tries to defuse the situation. Unfortunately the problem began thousands of years ago, and there is nothing anyone can do about it. Rocks are thrown in glass houses, kettles are called black, and everyone manages to get their feelings hurt. When the dust has settled, the world is changed forever.

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