The glazed tiles turn a real traffic tunnel into a luminous passage through the film’s future city.
The white glazed lining gives the tunnel its distinctive appearance under the film’s lighting. A daytime location photograph records the structure, not the night-time effect created for the screen.
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This is active road infrastructure. Do not stop in traffic or enter the carriageway to recreate a shot.
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