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In the endless reaches of cyberspace, there once existed a planet known as Crypto. A planet that glowed with an ever-changing sequence of code. There, civilization was far advanced, giving way to a group of cypherpunk scientists with an idea that could change the cyber-verse forever. Directed, written, designed, and illustrated Lucho Poletti. Animation, video, and sound by Lucho Poletti and Luis Carlos Rojas. Voice Narration by Justin Smallbridge.
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