CHRIS HARVEY’S
TORBAY RAGE

25,025 days and counting.
A journey through decline… and how to fix things.

ONGOING... 25,025 DAYS
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WHO IS WRECKING MY TOWN, AND WHY?

From the bucket-and-spade summers of 1970s Torbay, through its collapse in the 1980s, to the relentless competence of 1990s–2010s Singapore, Chris Harvey watched his homeland decline while a former British colony rose.

Adding in Johnno Hills' brutal honesty about systemic failure and quiet incompetence in his unflinching autobiography Pulling Back the Curtain turns Chris’s personal rage into a national reckoning.

“I wasn’t angry for nothing. I was angry for this.”

THE PLAN

As AI-assisted film-making is evolving at a fast pace, the film is being produced incrementally, non-sequentially of scenes. Some of the scenes may not make it into a 'final' cut.

Ania's Rage
The film's music has been created whilst the film script is being finalised. One guides the other. The rage sings - with analysis of the output of several agentic AI systems of decades worth of data, a knowledge base, and a plan forged across 25,025 days.

Britain declined by choice.
It can be reborn the same way.