W.I.S.O.R.
“The Robo-Welder”
Overview
In a lab somewhere on the Lower East Side, a team of scientists and engineers are designing a robot named W.I.S.O.R.; a futuristic, subterranean robo welder that, being able to withstand temperatures of 300 degrees and navigate through the snaking, hundred-mile long world of buried steam pipes beneath Manhattan, will repair the rapidly decaying century-old system. New York's little known or understood underground steam pipes provide the necessary heat and hot water for everything from Chinese laundries and Turkish baths to the World Trade Center and the Empire State Building. A thousand engineering hours behind a schedule and way over budget, Honeybee Robotics, W.I.S.O.R.'s creators, are worried. They argue, discuss God, baseball, and technology and ultimately lead us into a futuristic world originally thought impossible in this eerie, stranger than fiction tale set in the city beneath the city.
Top-billed cast
- GGeorge Bartenieff
- BBabi Floyd
- GGilbert Giles
Crew
- Director
- Michel Negroponte
- Writers
- Michel Negroponte, Gabriel Morgan
- Producers
- Michel Negroponte, Jane Weiner
Frequently asked questions
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Who directed W.I.S.O.R.?
W.I.S.O.R. was directed by Michel Negroponte.
When was W.I.S.O.R. released?
W.I.S.O.R. was released in 2001.
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