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Dominican Rep. The Cube (TV)
6.7
388
Ratings
- Original title
- NBC Experiment in Television: The Cube
- Year
- 1969
- Running time
- 53 min.
- Country
United States- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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- Music
- Producer
- Co-production United States-Canada;
- Genre
- Mystery. Drama. Comedy | Psychological Drama. Mathematics. One Location. Half-length Film. TV Movie
- Movie Groups
- Cube
- Synopsis
- A man awakens inside a white cube, covered in a four-by-four grid. He has no memory of how he got there and there seems no way out. But as time passes, panels open temporarily to admit an intruder or onlooker. They pop back through their panels but bar the man from going through, pointing out "this is MY door; you'll have to find YOUR door." The intruders vary from individuals to a child on a tricycle and and a rock band. More and more people start to come into the cube, filling it up and this developes into a sort of cocktail party. A rock band comes through sometime during all of this, singing The Cube's theme song, "You'll never get out, you'll never get out, you'll never get out till you die." At one point the man sees himself, a double, and has a dialog with himself about how he has to find HIS way out. Is the man a prisoner? An inmate? Someone on a voluntary retreat? The stories change with each new visitor...
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