In The Seats With...Noah Hutton and 'Lapsis'

Sometimes you've got to get a little weird to say something truly meaningful... Coming to Virtual Cinema's this Friday across North America; 'Lapsis' takes us to New York, in an alternate present: the quantum computing revolution has begun and investors are lining their pockets in the quantum trading market. Building the network, though, requires miles of infrastructure to be laid between huge magnetic cubes by "cablers" - unprotected gig workers who compete against robots to pull wires over rough terrain. Queens delivery man Ray Tincelli (Dean Imperial) is skeptical of new technology, and the buy-in to start cabling is steep, but he struggles to support himself and his ailing younger brother, who suffers from a mysterious illness. So when Ray scores a shady permit, he believes their fortunes may have finally changed. What he doesn't expect is to be pulled into a conspiracy involving hostile cablers, corporate greed, and the mysterious "Lapsis" who may have previously owned his permit. It's science-fiction on a budget but with a conscience as we talk we writer/director Noah Hutton about his inspiration for the film and making sure that he anything he world builds fits within his budget. Hope you enjoy and check out 'Lapsis' at a Virtual Cinema near you...