Dazed Magazineのインスタグラム(dazed) - 10月6日 21時50分

Danny Boyle’s hip-hop adaptation of The Matrix, Free Your Mind, is on the horizon so we caught up with the filmmaker and his collaborators @kenrickh20sandy and @mikeyjdotnet to discuss the Manchester-based show hosted by @factory_international🕴️

“Everyone has come with their excellence,” Kenrick tells Dazed, though he adds that the collaboration began with a sense of kinship, with emphasis placed on putting egos aside and listening to each other’s perspectives.

“As much as this is a professional job,” he explains, “we’re growing friendships in this space, which makes it even more powerful.”

First released in 1999, The Matrix made a number of prophecies about humanity’s techno-dystopian future, from mind uploading, to the ubiquity of artificial intelligence, to the blurry lines between real life and a simulated “reality”.

Through the link in our bio, Danny Boyle, Kenrick Sandy, and Mikey Asante dive deeper into their unconventional take on The Matrix, and answer the all-important question: if we are living in a simulation, would they choose to wake up or keep dreaming? 🤔

📷 Tristram Kenton
✍️ @t.s.waite

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