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Sci-Fi Short Noon to Become Feature Film

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

February 1, 2013

Noon, a sci-fi short from writer/director Kasra Farahani, is headed to the big screen through Chernin Entertainment, says a story at The Hollywood Reporter. Farahani, best known in Hollywood for his work as an art director, will make his directing debut with the feature version.

Noon is said to be a science fiction story about a soul-deadened "coyote" who reluctantly guides a band of rebels on journey to take control of water and energy on a future Earth where the Sun has stopped moving in the sky.

You can watch the full short (which is actually a scene from the feature screenplay) in the player below. It introduces the protagonist, Gray, officially described as "a coyote numbed to the cruelty of the world and his part in it."

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