The Future Is Now

Year: 1955

Runtime: 15 mins

Language: English

Director: Larry O’Reilly

Documentary

The short film tours government research labs to present near‑future technologies. It shows general‑purpose advances such as computer‑controlled assembly lines, nuclear power, solar‑charged batteries and industrial TV equipment, alongside consumer ideas like video telephones, instant‑home‑movie videotape, irradiated food and fully automated kitchens.

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