TKTZ

If tonight were in the minutes, what would the future underline?

Three films, one question: what are we still holding that we should have handed off?

We build the future out of words, then act surprised when it listens. What are you telling it?

Every invention started as a sentence someone called impossible. Which sentence are you still afraid to say?

Tomorrow one word goes missing. Will anyone notice?

The future is polite: it forgets our excuses. Will it forgive them too?

Every meeting ends with minutes, but who records the minutes we wasted?

We write the minutes for people who aren't born yet. What will they laugh at?

When nobody is holding it anymore, who does it belong to?

History is just a long line of hands letting go. Are you holding on too tight?

Every era believed it had the final way to pass things on. Why would ours be different?

Someone is waiting at arrivals for the seat you can't use. Will they make it?

To leave, to fall, to move on: who ever gave you permission?

Plans change in a heartbeat. Why does your ticket take forever?

A white horse in the terminal. A diamond ring instead of a boarding pass. "I changed my mind. Not my vibe." Plans change. Value doesn't have to. #TKTZ

Some leaps don't wait for permission. Would you?

Someone was waiting for your seat. Did you ever ask who?

Your plans changed in a second. Why should your ticket stay behind?

Built in the space between airline and traveler, together with the airlines. Why not sooner?

Plans change. So who said your ticket can't keep up?