S1.E15 ∙ Momo Is Back Again

Modernist writer, Katherine Mansfield's experience during the bombing of Paris in March 1915. Dedicated to her husband critic, John Middleton Murry, Katherine laments the loss of their romance & longs for peace, a little life, to change the world.

Since motion pictures began to flourish as a medium, one film studio has produced more movies and spent more money doing it than any other. That studio is the United States Government.

The target audiences of the cartoon TV series, Lost Dinosaur Valley are boys around 12. For this project, a 22-minutes-per-episode, 24-episode TV drama together with a 85-minute movie are now in progress. The story tells about two antagonistic dinosaur tribes, in order to save themselves from the intruding alien army, form a battle alliance and finally defeat the high-tech extraterrestrial civilization. The clear story line with lots of affecting climaxes makes it could be adapted into RPG games. In the story there are also many quests to be accomplished by the characters, thus it's also fit to be adapted into on-line games. The originally designed cartoon characters, especially the avant-garde alien images are suitable for the development of related products and franchising.

Pierre and Jean are famous musicians in their little city in France. It's 1917 and the great war is happening. In some point, the Germans destroy Pierre's house, after that, he and Jean decide to join the army. In the trenches, they pass by many difficulties. After the end of the war, Pierre and Jean get enough resources to reconstruct Pierre's house.

Can digital memory become a powerful tool to ignite more profound ethnic hate, violence, and war?.