A therapist uses virtual reality to treat a young man's issue with an ex-girlfriend. | Sometime Else

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1. James you smashed it! Xxx

   Cherise

2. Can we get a part 2

3. The predictive programming tool
   for the future of :
   Criminal Murder Investigations.
   The Russians invented it.

   I am a Detective Second Grade
   of Master of the Obvious

   I believe you'll be able to buy this through Walmart –
   probably by the year 2035

   Wouldn't you like to know…

4. "I can see this technology being used for terrible purposes. " This is too far advanced for this century, if any century.
   Good video, would like to know what memory she has next for him.

5. i would defiently watch this movie

6. Fanstastic!

7. What a lovely young man. Such a lovely face.

8. Very very good !

9. I like it, very good

10. Weird, how people see only the negative in this, meanwhile… hello people.. missing girl.

11. Ok. Ok.

    Josh attempts to obscure what really happened. But with each retelling of the same event the Memoratic is able to register more and more authentic elements till the true event is pieced together.

    However, judges do not accept Memoratic recordings as evidence in court proceedings. The detectives want a court admissible confession.

    Furthermore, Bradley is still a missing person. So Josh is going to be subjected to more than the usual 50 minute session with a therapist as he is genteely grilled to find out what he knows about Bradley's whereabouts.

    Josh is strapped to his chair with the Memoratic screwed on tight. The film ends for us, but it seems Josh won't be going anywhere soon. Except on memory holidays.

    This is one creepy video. The way Josh talks past the people in his memory is unnerving.

12. This is skirting on the edge of memory manipulation, reminds me of the "White Christmas" episode on Black Mirror.

13. nothing is the same

14. Very interesting and innovative, bravo!

15. That was AWESOME

16. They can rid of father, they killed him.

17. Any other black mirror esque videos from them anyone can recommend?

18. Wow

19. I think we are probably pretty close to this technology.

20. Very Black Mirror.

21. Thoroughly enjoyed this from start to finish

22. I love Nia Roberts

23. Wow, ,

24. What I like about this is how the memory program can't be fully reliable & also be somehow manipulative like the red roses changing to black (black roses don't exist) for a moment because of a glitch.
    Maybe he is lying by suppressing his memory of the crime or maybe not. Or even the last memory she witnessed was real or maybe it wasn't 100% accurate because of "a glitch".
    Awesome Film BTW.

25. Eh, I mean law enforcement tortures and murders ppl now-terrible things are done-NOW….this is a clever new spin on interrogations, which actually seems less brutal.

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