‘Later That Same Life’, A 56-Year-Old Man Completes an Interview With His 18-Year-Old Self Filmed 38 Years Ago
“Later That Same Life” is a project by Stoney Emshwiller that he began 38 years ago at the age of 18 by recording half of a one-on-one interview with his future self and a variety of reactions to the possible answers. Emshwiller, now 56, is raising funds on RocketHub to finish the other half of the interview and merge the two together.
via Jason Scott
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