The Unmanned - 1922 - The Uncomputable
“In which a storm breaks out in a computing division and its simulation is turned inside out”
Fourth episode of The Unmanned series, “The Uncomputable” is the story of a failure: the building in the northern plains of Scotland of a giant climate prediction factory by meteorologist Lewis Fry Richardson. This enormous inverted terrestrial globe supposed to host 64,000 women-computers and able to forecast the world weather was never built. Partly shot in a wind tunnel (used for aerodynamics simulation), this episode shows the impossible attempt at building the factory and the collapse of its hypothesis of a global computation. As a storm breaks out over the construction site for the simulation, the film itself and all of the parameters are progressively turned inside out.
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Raphaël Siboni Director · Fabien Giraud Director
First release March 1, 2014 · Produced in France · Production Casino Luxembourg - Forum d'Art Contemporain
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Casino Luxembourg - Forum d'Art Contemporain
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France
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Original language
English
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English
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France · March 1, 2014
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