Bloom Lagoon

Screened at FCFF 2018

  • Year 2018
  • Country USA
  • Runtime 9 min
  • Director Andrew Wyton
  • Topics

Film Synopsis

In the film, the world’s freshwater supply has become too toxic to support mass human life. A lone survivor is mystically transported back in time to the present day, where he and his surf pals were still able to enjoy the greatness of the lakes before the toxifying effects of agricultural and industrial pollution reached a tipping point.

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