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Reminds me of a Canadian movie: > The world of interconnected office buildings, apartment complexes and food courts (shot in all its fluorescent glory on digit
by newsbinator 6y ago
Reminds me of a Canadian movie:
> The world of interconnected office buildings, apartment complexes and food courts (shot in all its fluorescent glory on digital video) is the backdrop for "Waydowntown," where young office workers Tom, Sandra, Randy and Curt, have all staked a month's salary on a bet to see who can stay indoors the longest. It's lunch hour on day 24 of the wager and everyone's pretty much reached their breaking point.
https://imdb.com/title/tt0219405/ https://imdb.com/title/tt0219405/
- munificent 6y agoOnly 24 days? Amateurs.
- sradman 6y agoToronto's 30km PATH system [1] makes staying "indoors" less of a challenge if you can afford to live in one of the connected buildings. According to IMDB the movie takes place in Calgary. The abandoned mall conversions feels more like the trend of converting old inner city factory buildings into lofts, except applied to suburbia. [1] https://www.torontopath.com/ https://www.torontopath.com/
- jhbadger 6y agoAlso, Montreal has its "Underground City" (La Ville Souterraine) which is claimed to be the largest such network in the world.