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Crystal Blu is a half-hour African-futurism anthology series of science-fiction, alternative reality, and dark comedy stories. These thought-provoking stories are essays on social issues that explore witty, satirical tales of characters in a world beyond historical trauma, pathology, and dysfunction. The characters in each stand-alone episode are highly relatable to everyday people with everyday problems. Their lives expose our common humanity, and the possibilities of what healing looks like.
A Sci-fi anthology series that explores experiments of the human condition. Characters are part of a science experiment. This cerebral high fantasy series makes social commentary on those things that affect our daily lives. Audiences will love the episodes as they are hilarious and packed with dark comedy and satire. Each episode of Crystal Blu highlights an issue concerning the environment, climate change, race, class, love, and politics with a rare twist.
"Waiting for Burial" centers around Mrs.Patterson, a 72-year-old tetchy shut-in who defies the authorities' mandatory evacuation order for a killer storm approaching Muck City, Florida.
*This episode is done In remembrance of the victims of the Okeechobee Hurricane in “Muck City” Belle Glade Florida 1928
Ambitious politician Mr. Booker T. Slotts finds himself trapped on the subway with unlikely passengers during a city blackout—and everything he thought he knew about himself gets derailed.
A tense, thought-provoking journey into race, power, and self-discovery Live. Raw. Unforgettable. Don't miss this powerful exploration of identity and cultural conditioning.
Crystal Blu is a half-hour African-futurism anthology series of science-fiction, alternative reality, and dark comedy stories. These thought-provoking stories are essays on social issues that explore witty, satirical tales of characters in a world beyond historical trauma, pathology, and dysfunction. The characters in each stand-alone episode are highly relatable to everyday people with everyday problems. Their lives expose our common humanity, and the possibilities of what healing looks like.