This utopian vision was centered around individual transportation and involved the complete remaking of the landscape. In many ways, this vision has come to pass. A visit to the Frigidaire Kitchen of the Future, which was enabled by computer technology. The static nature of utopian visions is shown in this film, which turns futuristic technology into commercial style. This film promises futuristic innovation in daily life as an everyday, regular process.
Television attempts to reinvent itself by going into hiding.
General Motors found it under the ocean and on the moon. How visions of the future were modernized to meet the expectations of a jaded culture. A few months after the start of commercial television broadcasting in the United States, this film proposed a world in which home entertainment hardware would replace public gatherings, and where male desire would be satisfied by electronic means.