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Info=Spiral Farm is a movie starring Piper De Palma, Amanda Plummer, and Jade Fusco. When two outsiders arrive on an isolated intentional community, seventeen-year old Anahita begins to question her role at home, and what a future out in

release date=2019 Drama country=Spain Score=53 Vote Rating=5 of 10

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Secretly, he was ecstatic, but outwardly, dismissive. ¡ÈThey never report the message, ¡É complained Renault, referring to what he had spray-painted across the windshield. ¡ÈIt was come to heal the ugly Eiffel Tower of ¡ÆArt Attack¡Ç! ¡É How he had lifted the vehicle into the tower was never explained. Ask Renault and he would spin a tale so grandiose it would evolve into his next prank. To him, the appeal was the mystery, the trick of how it all happened. Over the years his output had slowed. It used to be that he would spend all afternoon with four or five of our friends, just crossing a street. Once he crossed he would skitter through the Metro underground, and emerge on the side he had first crossed from, only to cross again. Space the friends apart, time it correctly, and cars are held indefinitely. The increasingly frustrated drivers see Renault cross in a false mustache, cross twirling an umbrella, cross in a wheelchair, cross while juggling. At some point the exasperated drivers admit defeat and U-turn back the way they had come. Then we cheer and congratulate our victory in the war against flowing traffic. But now Renault¡Çs ponytail was grey and his shoulders stooped. Decades of smoking have clotted his voice. He can still walk quickly, important for vacating scenes should his prank fail, but there are few new pranks, preferring, instead, to commemorate the old. This is not shameful, for what is the point if not to create memories? Nostalgia conquers all, in the end. I had not seen Renault in years??had not seen any of them, really, and it seems as though they have not seen much of each other, either. Our merry group reconvened this weekend to mourn the loss of our defacto leader, our spiritual centre: Achille, who had befriended us one-by-one and bid us join him underground, deep within the uncharted regions of the Paris catacombs. No one loved the catacombs as much as Achille, and he had kilometre upon kilometre of the sweaty passages mapped out, not on paper, but in his mind. He could navigate them better than a shopping market aisle, or a cubicle farm, or a conversation with the typical French bourgeois. It was Achille who had discovered, while scouring the natural collapse of one outlying tunnel, our grotto. It had been carved out by water that still flowed along the far edge, fresh water that could be drunk after boiled. He appointed it our clubhouse, our house-less home, and from then forth weekends were spent in the cavern, getting high while stooping low. At some point into our residency someone found a way to wire into the city grid, and through a snakepit of extension cords our cave had lights and music. We had the best raves. One time over forty people came, all on PCP, engrossed in the natural beauty of the caves and the anonymous rhythms of dance music. We slept underground, too. Some would call it surreal, but the only surreality I felt was upon returning to the surface world, with its infants and telephones and sushi restaurants. I was never more alive than when I was underground. But all good things must end, and life unraveled our tight-knit collective. Me? I married and moved to Munich, then divorced, but remained there. I lost touch with the other catacombers. Anyway, my true love affair was not with humans, but with the caves themselves. Achille continued to update his ¡Èjoyeux farceurs¡É via email with the details of his ongoing underground expeditions. Sometimes he ogled a particular limestone formation with his left eye??his right was glass from when he had tumbled and landed poorly on his face. Other times he wasted three hours attempting to access a barred passage. One time he disturbed what looked like the aftermath of a Satanic ritual. A cat had been killed and burned, and its blood was spread about the dirt. I hesitated to open his emails for some time after. Increasingly, though, his emails warned of ¡Èdwellers¡É. Over the years the catacombs had become overrun with thrill-seekers, people probably not too different from ourselves who were looking to escape the mundane grind. Achille resented them, considered them insincere. His emails painted them as subhuman, artless rabble-rousers??cultural predators. I thought it a bit much. I disliked the hollow elitism that the lawless are tempted to adopt. Everyone likes the catacombs, so why shouldn¡Çt others enjoy them as we do? We are not so special. At the head of the procession Danielle unlocks what resembles a storage shed. The open door reveals, inside, a spiral staircase descending into the earth. This is not the catacombs entrance nearest to our cavern, but to honour Achille we are taking the scenic route. -- Four hours later we meet our final obstacle: a two-metre sheer rock face. By now we have left the artificiality of the catacombs and are spelunking natural formations. This is uncharted territory. Off the map. Away from contact. Exactly how we like it. ¡ÈHas it grown? ¡É complains Thérèse. ¡ÈI do not remember it so big. ¡É ¡ÈHelp me, please, ¡É Renault wants a foothold up. Alain laces his fingers together and heaves Renault¡Çs boot upwards. Once atop, he helps the rest of us clamber beside him, first taking backpacks, then people. Last to mount is Lucien, who is not shorter than Renault yet weighs far more. It takes two of us hauling each arm to help him up. How had Lucien gained so much weight? Of our group, he was the only to remain with Achille through the years, plunging dutifully into the depths after his fearless companion. I was never close with him, despite the many hours spent together. Atop, Lucien smiles and points to a ladder, hidden in a dark corner at the bottom of the cliff. Of course. How else could he and Achille have mounted the cliff alone? ¡ÈConnard! Why you not say? ¡É demands Danielle. ¡ÈI believe you want the real experience, no? ¡É responds Lucien smugly. ¡ÈI am fifty-three years old! I want a car to carry me at this age. ¡É ¡ÈBut you climb so fast I think the ladder will insult you. ¡É Danielle smiles glibly, ¡ÈAha! Flattery! It will work every time, mon chèr. ¡É Up ahead Renault and Alain slam their shoulders into the oak door that blocks the entrance to our cavern, our hideout. ¡ÈIs new, yes? ¡É Renault breathes heavily. ¡ÈYes??installed to protect from dwellers. ¡É Lucien twists a key in the door¡Çs black iron lock. It clanks satisfyingly. ¡ÈOh, please, Lucien. You cannot believe such ravings! ¡É complains Alain. Frustration creases Lucien¡Çs brow. His eyes glare. ¡ÈBut, Lucien, you cannot be serious! ¡É Lucien¡Çs response drips with acid. ¡ÈHave you forgotten Achille¡Çs desire? To seal the catacombs? ¡É This was how Achille¡Çs final email ended, with a request to forever blockade the entrances to the unmapped catacombs. At the time I considered it another prank, considering how Achille had spent his life. ¡ÈWill you deny our friend¡Çs dying wish? ¡É spat Lucien. ¡ÈBut to seal the catacombs? All of the catacombs? ¡É ¡ÈHow many entrances? How many tunnels? ¡É inquires Danielle. ¡ÈIt is not possible. ¡É Lucien turns away to shove the door open. ¡È Every door must be closed??forever, ¡É he mutters resentfully. Danielle throws a look to Alain. And we are inside. It is not as I remembered??I had prepared myself for the inevitable disappointment??but still it is beautiful. The ceiling is high, the air is fresh and more water than ever flows against the back wall. ¡ÈHoney! We are home! ¡É Thérèse calls. ¡ÈMy love! My faithful! After all this time you have waited for me! ¡É Renault¡Çs voice echoes from the domed walls. Lucien flicks a power bar and the cavern is bathed in light, not the tungsten yellow of household bulbs, but the hued lighting used in art installations. Some of the lights rotate slowly about the space. Lucien flicks another switch and the room is saturated with David Bowie¡Çs ¡ÈUnderground¡É. ¡ÈAnd the party begins! ¡É Danielle retrieves a stack of red Solo cups and a bottle of absinthe from her pack. ¡ÈWill we mix it with the stream water? ¡É ¡ÈFor you, it will be my pleasure, ¡É Renault bends over the underground stream and fills an electric kettle. The others mill about, unpacking their bags. ¡ÈDid he come? ¡É Alain asks Thérèse as they unravel sleeping bags and air mattresses. ¡ÈBut of course! ¡É she retrieves a stuffed carrot from her bag. ¡ÈMonsieur Carrote! It has been too long. Perhaps he remembers me? ¡É ¡ÈHe brags every day of his homoerotic past. It makes me feel unwanted. ¡É ¡ÈSelfish plant! He is too popular. He does not understand loneliness. ¡É ¡ÈI have invited this friend too, ¡É Thérèse flashes a plastic bag of acid tablets. ¡ÈIs for old times, yes? ¡É And so the night continues. My psychosis requires me to refuse the hallucinogens. Instead I sip lightly from wine that I brought. It is to everyone¡Çs benefit that I remain sober, anyways, because one must watch over the others while they trip. Together we dance and slack to a corny mix of ¡Èunderground¡É music: Tom Waits¡Ç ¡ÈUnderground¡É, The Jam¡Çs ¡ÈGoing Underground¡É, Ben Folds Five¡Çs ¡ÈUnderground¡
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I have been obsessed with time travel ever since my undergraduate physics professor showed a clip from an old episode of Star Trek where Kirk folds a piece of paper to demonstrate the folding of space time. He draws a line between the two points, skipping most of the paper by passing over the fold. My professor shared the Star trek clip with my class in 1986. It turns out time travel works something like that, or at least I¡Çm pretty sure it does (even now I¡Çm not certain), all I had to do was figure out how to fold the paper. I became a professor myself, teaching subatomic particle physics to grad students. I was a good professor. I graded papers quickly, my class averages never dipped below 70%, and I never slept with any of my students (if I told you how often one of them tried it you would not believe me, and I¡Çm not an especially handsome man). My career came second to my one true passion, time travel. I felt like I had been selected by a higher power to accomplish what no one else had been capable of. I felt the hand of god resting on shoulders, and the weight was heavy but bearable. My task was glorious, transcendent, and tickled my imagination. My peers laughed at me, often to my face, whenever I discussed the focus of my research, even some students chuckled when I broached the subject. Through all of the mockery I never stopped trying to fold the paper. Then I retired and converted my savings to electrical equipment, thus beginning my real work. My first breakthrough came not long after I retreated to the seclusion of the Danville family farm. The farm didn¡Çt grow any crops or livestock, not anymore, but I needed privacy and a large workstation. I created the alpha temporal producer, or ATP for short. In simple terms, the ATP is Kirk¡Çs pen. ATPs provide a little bit of ink, and if you get enough of them going, you can draw the whole line. Just add electricity. I never had a family, maybe I wanted one once but it never happened, and it can¡Çt happen now. I have been told in so many words by the government men in black suits and black sunglasses that distractions to my work will not be tolerated. The time machine, or Grandma Bee (my great great Grandma Bee lived to be one hundred and five and I always figured she found some way to cheat the system) has three main parts. There is pad A which the subject is placed on, and pad B where they show up. The control panel houses a start switch, a display screen, and a few buttons. There is also about four hundred and twenty thousand dollars of electrical equipment stringing the whole contraption together. Another hefty sum of money went into the garbage in the form of inventions that didn¡Çt work properly or didn¡Çt work at all. Grandma Bee Model 2 (model 1 blew a hole in the roof of my house I could¡Çve driven my car through, and after I moved my work to the barn) was not even supposed to be turned on when it finally worked. I was on my knees on the barn floor, tinkering with one of the three ATPs sitting between pad A and pad B, when the toe of my right boot brushed the second ATP, adjusting its position and crossing a few bald wires I was in the process of covering. At the same time, an orange kitten wandered onto pad A and another cat, who had inexplicably hopped onto the control panel, brushed against the on switch. If these three things had not happened in the same instant then there would be no story to tell, but they did. It may seem like an extraordinary coincidence, and for years I believed it, but now I have reason to wonder. Whether divined by a cosmic presence, something a little closer to the mainland, or if the whole ordeal was born from nothing but the well-timed work of two cats and my stray boot, Grandma Bee Model 2 turned on. There was no great explosion of light, no shriek of terror from the cat, and no exclamations of hurrah or eureka from me. The machine made a low beep and I turned in time to see the unfortunate cat disappear. Dark grey smoke rising in lazy spirals from the ATPs was the sole indication a scientific breakthrough to rivalling the discovery of electricity had occurred. The inside of the barn smelled like a Swanson Dinner microwaved for seven hours on the high-power setting, but I didn¡Çt care and barely noticed. The cat was gone. I couldn¡Çt believe my eyes. I ran to the control panel and inspected the settings. Grandma Bee was set for five minutes, as always. Everything was as it had always been, except for this time I moved an ATP and crossed some wires, and this time it had worked. Maybe. Try to imagine my situation. If you are young and unburdened by having committed the majority of your years to a single pursuit you may be unable to understand, but try. Picture me waiting there, my eyes exploding out of my head. Imagine the sweat dripping from my forehead, and my hands pressed so hard against the control panel they turned white. Picture a sad old man waiting for the results of his entire life¡Çs work, thrust into anxiety by accident. Two minutes after the cat disappeared, the control panel sparked and turned itself off before I could grab the fire extinguisher. After four minutes and thirty seconds, Grandma Bee Model 2 turned back on. I had programmed the message myself, but when the green letters popped up on the control panel display it gave me such a shock I thought my heart was going to stop. PREPARE TO RECOVER. ¡ÈGet ahold of yourself Henry, ¡É I muttered. A second low beep, and a fizzle from the three ATPs, and the cat appeared on pad B. It was missing its tail and one of its ears. In the time it took for me to run over to it, half excited half scared out of my wits, the cat gave a single weak mewl and flopped onto its side, stone dead. I carried the body to an empty worktable. After an autopsy, I discovered the poor thing¡Çs liver and one of its lungs were gone too, presumably to wherever its tail and ear were. I also discovered the bottom of all four of the cat¡Çs paws were burned as black as the bottom of a frying pan, and still hot. The notebook you are reading now also contains the first successful venture. All previous entries were dedicated to chronicling failed adjustments to Grandma Bee Models 1 and 2, and you cannot imagine the righteous fury with which my pen met paper, cataloguing my triumph. Instead of ¡Èsome cat¡É I named him Armstrong in my report and vowed to give him a hero¡Çs funeral before returning to my work. I also made a note that Grandma Bee appeared to have to do tremendous mechanical work while the subject was jumping. I deduced this by noting the strain on the machine during the five minutes where Armstrong was in limbo. I suspect the brief power failure was linked to his missing innards and outards. Is outards a word? I think so. When I turned to bring the body outside for burial, I saw Armstrong¡Çs missing parts lying on pad B in a pool of scabbed blood. His liver, lung, and ear were charred black and unrecognizable, and his tail was on fire. I buried Armstrong and his parts under the apple tree in the back garden. I¡Çm pretty sure the black suits dug him up and whisked his bones away for testing. I woke up one day, perhaps a week after I told the government about the cat and the suits showed up, and the dirt marking the feline grave was disturbed. I could dig him up and see for myself, but I don¡Çt want to know. I also don¡Çt think the suits would like it if I started doing some extracurricular investigating. They are still watching me. They have had some staff changes since the incident of course, and they don¡Çt come and say hello anymore, but they¡Çre still watching from a distance. Anyways, after I made the mistake of reporting my work and the suits got involved, things got moving. At the start the suits were polite. Maybe someone warned them I turned a cat inside out and set whatever fell off of the body on fire, I had heard as much whispered about me between two of them who thought I couldn¡Çt hear them, but if they feared me they had no reason to. The guns on their hips would have snuffed me out quite effectively, cat killer or not. They came in black SUVs. While most of their team secured the property, one of them explained my situation. He told me about the government grant of thirty-five large, and told me I was doing work the president himself was proud of. I was told Canada was behind me in spirit, even if the operation was classified for the time being, and then I was offered a notepad and a blue pen. ¡ÈWrite down the equipment or parts you need, ¡É one of the suits said. ¡ÈWe¡Çll have whatever you need for your work brought in ASAP. ¡É I didn¡Çt like the way he said brought in like I was under quarantine. ¡ÈWill it come out of my thirty-five large? ¡É ¡ÈNot a penny Mr. Danville. ¡É I took the notepad. ¡ÈGood enough. ¡É I wasn¡Çt sure what I needed, given the first successful use of Grandma Bee was an accident, but I had a good idea I needed to build a few more ATPs if I wanted to get a whole cat from A to B, so I scribbled down the component parts. Father down, I put some desserts and books, and for gags I wrote porn. The suit accepted the note, scanne
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