




Creation Begins: Adam and Eve in a Sterile Computer Server Room
“So he drove out the man and he placed
at the east of the garden of Eden cherubim,
and a flaming sword which turned every way,
to keep the way of the tree of life.”
Creation Begins is a very intriguing 1-min. short film directed by Adam Witten. The film opens with a scene set in a seemingly sterile room full of silently working computer servers, then cuts to a newly created naked Adam who is laying on the floor. The parable continues as the servers whir to life, Eve is born and then the snake slithers into being. With the scene of the Garden of Eden now set within the technological world of wires and silicon, the players rush headlong toward what appears to be the well-known end: the expulsion of Adam and Eve from paradise. But with Adam given the chance to make the same mistake twice, he decides that it’s the human connection that makes creation great, not the technology that makes it possible.
Creation Begins: Adam and Eve in a Sterile Computer Server Room
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