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Award-winning director Hirokazu Kore-eda travels through time in new shot on iPhone 16 Pro video
Palme d'Or winner Hirokazu Kore-eda joins Apple's "Shot on iPhone" campaign with a touching sci-fi short.Last Scene | Image Credit: AppleShot on iPhone 16 Pro, "Last Scene" follows an aspiring screenwriter, Kurata, who is approached by a curious stranger — his granddaughter from 50 years in the future. When pressed on who she is, Yui, the girl, simply tells him, "It's a time machine kinda thing."The 27-minute film shows the pair as they attempt to save the future of TV drama — and their town's iconic Ferris wheel. Of course, you'll have to watch the film if you want to know if the pair was successful or not. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Palme d'Or winner Hirokazu Kore-eda joins Apple's "Shot on iPhone" campaign with a touching sci-fi short.
Last Scene | Image Credit: Apple
Shot on iPhone 16 Pro, "Last Scene" follows an aspiring screenwriter, Kurata, who is approached by a curious stranger — his granddaughter from 50 years in the future. When pressed on who she is, Yui, the girl, simply tells him, "It's a time machine kinda thing."
The 27-minute film shows the pair as they attempt to save the future of TV drama — and their town's iconic Ferris wheel. Of course, you'll have to watch the film if you want to know if the pair was successful or not.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Last Scene | Image Credit: Apple
Shot on iPhone 16 Pro, "Last Scene" follows an aspiring screenwriter, Kurata, who is approached by a curious stranger — his granddaughter from 50 years in the future. When pressed on who she is, Yui, the girl, simply tells him, "It's a time machine kinda thing."
The 27-minute film shows the pair as they attempt to save the future of TV drama — and their town's iconic Ferris wheel. Of course, you'll have to watch the film if you want to know if the pair was successful or not.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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