EPCOT

Year: 1967

Runtime: 26 mins

Language: English

Director: Hamilton Luske

Documentary

In this promotional short filmed on October 27 1966, just weeks before Walt Disney’s death, the founder personally presents his vision for the upcoming “Florida Project,” which would later become Walt Disney World. He explains how the EPCOT concept will be incorporated into the resort, outlining its futuristic, community‑focused design.

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