
Speak Only Good of the Dead
Synopsis
Speak Only Good of the Dead is a science fiction/drama short film in which a lovesick mathematician discovers that EPICAC, the military supercomputer he works with, is actually sentient. After teaching EPICAC about love & poetry, he attempts to use the machine to win the heart of his beautiful co-worker, Pat Kilgallen, by claiming EPICAC's poetry as his own.
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June 29, 2021
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Jac Viramuerte, Samuel Romero
- Original Title
- Speak Only Good of the Dead
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- Unknown
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Jac Viramuerte, Samuel Romero
Samuel Romero
Department Leadership Roster
Jac Viramuerte
Director
Samuel Romero
Director
Samuel Romero
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What is Speak Only Good of the Dead about?
Speak Only Good of the Dead is a science fiction/drama short film in which a lovesick mathematician discovers that EPICAC, the military supercomputer he works with, is actually sentient. After teaching EPICAC about love & poetry, he attempts to use the machine to win the heart of his beautiful co-worker, Pat Kilgallen, by claiming EPICAC's poetry as his own.
Who directed Speak Only Good of the Dead?
Speak Only Good of the Dead was directed by Jac Viramuerte, Samuel Romero.
Who stars in Speak Only Good of the Dead?
The principal cast of Speak Only Good of the Dead includes David Cope, Magaly Pefig, Alexei Afonin, Michael Dean Walker.
When was Speak Only Good of the Dead released and how long is it?
Speak Only Good of the Dead was released in 2021 with a total runtime of Unknown.
