Grace Chan’s *Every Version of You* explores Tao-Yi and Navin’s life in a late-21st-century Australia, where they immerse themselves in a virtual reality called Gaia, neglecting their physical bodies. As Tao-Yi’s mother clings to the real world, a new technology forces Tao-Yi to choose between a digital eternity and her authentic past.
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Grace Chan’s *Every Version of You* explores Tao-Yi and Navin’s life in a late-21st-century Australia, where they immerse themselves in a virtual reality called Gaia, neglecting their physical bodies. As Tao-Yi’s mother clings to the real world, a new technology forces Tao-Yi to choose between a digital eternity and her authentic past.
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No sexual content depicted.
No violence or gore present.
No profanity present.
No substance use depicted.
No LGBTQIA+ representation.
No religious themes present.
No witchcraft or occult elements.
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Central themes critiquing capitalism, climate change devastation, and societal impacts of AI and immersive technology.
Themes of depression and grief related to loss and change, but no depictions of self-harm or suicide.
Systemic suffering from climate change, environmental ruin, and technological isolation.
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