A gospel anthem for a utopian country, Get Up and Go blends music, lo-fi sci-fi and simulation theory into a cinematic experience.

Get Up and Go begins with Jua Amir, a choir director and utopian, who composed a song that felt like a national anthem for a better world. When Djinn Carrénard and Salomé Blechmans heard it, they recognized its resonance with their own vision and decided to make their worlds converge. The project became a meeting point between music and cinema, where fragments of Utopia.mov flow into Get Up and Go, and the energy of the song feeds back into the film—blurring the line between soundtrack and story, and turning the piece into a living expression of the utopian movement.