The online streaming platform Crackle TV movie "Up in the Air" is directed by Robert Scott Wildes, Vanya Asher is responsible for writing the script, and Dan Friedkin, Tim Kring, Bradley Thomas, Justin Levy, Brian Kavanaugh-Jones, Jillian Apfelbaum, and Chris Goble are producers. In the near future, a group of victims died in a series of terrorist bomb attacks, prompting two estranged technology geniuses to join forces to develop a cutting-edge technology to prevent future attacks. In the process, they inadvertently created an artificial intelligence that can change the meaning of human life and death. The play will focus on the rapid development of virtual reality technology and artificial intelligence technology and its impact on human society, especially the potential threats faced by humans due to technological revolution. The protagonists are two estranged technology geniuses who are forced to come together because of the mysterious death of their common mentor. They do their best to put aside their differences and create a perfect cutting-edge technology-through a virtual reality environment to spy on the memories of terrorists, find unexploded bombs, and prevent more innocent people from dying in terrorist attacks. But some people with ulterior motives are hiding in the shadows, wanting to take their "memory cloud" for themselves, creating and controlling the so-called "digital afterlife". In the process of racing against time to stop the terrorist attack, the protagonist accidentally created a powerful artificial intelligence that is enough to change the meaning of life and death and the fate of mankind. The original plot description once wrote (but the crew seemed to change their minds during the filming process): The story describes a top-secret technology company that has developed a magical software that can transmit people's consciousness and memory to a virtual space that is not determined by time, place, and life state-in other words, people's consciousness and memory are "clouded". In the "cloud", consciousness can communicate with a very real artificial intelligence avatar...even if these people are dead. The date of the company's listing is getting closer and closer, but the motives of many people in the company seem to be problematic, and the technology itself is also problematic. Many people want to destroy the company and kill all the people in the "cloud"-regardless of whether doing so will change the fate of mankind. Gabriel Byrne plays Doc Wolff, a conservative New York transplant doctor who is in charge of the world's most advanced private fund neuroscience research laboratory in the UK. Justin Chatwin plays the neuroscientist Hale, an arrogant anarchist and pragmatist. Nora Arnezeder plays the hardware technology master Z, Hale's girlfriend. Tomiwa Edun plays the deep genius Theo Jones, who has a very complicated history. Laura Fraser plays the main representative of the Exel Foundation, Ms. Mary, which is the consortium that funded Doc Wolff's laboratory.