Blade Runner 2049: back in the world

In the Blade Runner sequel, filmgoers are put straight into a world where even technology has had to fight for survival. We talk to Territory Studio about creating screen graphics & on-set assets that shaped the look of this unique film

By Mark Sinclair 20/10/2017 2:28 pm

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