by Charlie Smith on April 21st, 2021 at 8:28 PM 1 of 4 2 of 4 The world of 3-D printing is opening up all sorts of possibilities. But it’s only in the movies—at this point—where a widower can order up a living, breathing, talking facsimile of his deceased wife, complete with happy memories. That’s the premise of Vancouver director and actor Luvia Petersen’s intriguing new short film, "iDorothy", which takes place in the not too distant future. Written by Huelah Lander, it will be screened at Crazy8s, a Vancouver festival of six short films made within eight days. “If you upload a human being’s memories, are they them? Do you get all of them again?” Petersen asked in a phone interview with the