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  • The Shaddy Doppelganger
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The Shaddy Doppelganger

This is a dark, independent sci-fi thriller Short film & feature screenplay created by David Seader

The Plot: Set in a future heavily impacted by a condition called "agoraphobic brain disease," humans live in isolated indoor realities. To interact with the dangerous outside world, they rely on computerized human synthetic robots called "Shaddy Doppelgangers" to act as their physical surrogates.


Release & Accolades: It originally aired as a three-part short film on the independent showcase series Sprockets and Splices on Amazon. It won a Bronze Savvy Award at the Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF Immersed).

THE NEW ENDING TO THE SHORT FILM:

The iconic HEART sculpture in San Francisco finds a new home and a clean bed to sleep in at the San Francisco Fairmont Hotel.  

The main character in “The Shaddy Doppelganger“ has found a new warm bed in a healthy hotel bed to sleep in.


For $1,065 per night.  The Fairmont Hotel better be a nice clean & warm bed!

Somewhere your heart can heal . Let the the rich people pay for the heart surgery. ❤️‍🩹👍


The rich people wanted the responsibility, and pulled it out of public Union Square.  Then San Francisco, the kids, all the world end up like the end of “The Shaddy Doppelganger“ short film.  Without a heart, just robot parts.




“the Shaddy Doppelganger“ short film trailer link.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XryQlqJWKF8&list=UUC7AY5yZiTAENq2HYOv1Kxw&index=5&pp=iAQB&ra=m


In The Big Bang Theory (Season 4, Episode 1: "The Robotic Manipulation"), Howard Wolowitz gets his penis stuck inside a programmable robotic hand. [1, 2] (Aired September 23,2010)


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