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405 (film)
''405'' is the name of a 3-minute film released in June 2000 and produced by Bruce Branit and Jeremy Hunt. It was the first short film to become widely distributed on the Internet and became a media sensation for a short time. It is generally thought of as one of, if not the first viral film property.
==Plot summary==
The film opens in with a title sequence showing a radar screen with air traffic controllers talking in the background. American Airlines Flight 117 appears on the radar screen, and the air traffic controllers instruct the aircraft to make an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport. The flight responds by saying that it is unable to maintain altitude, and begins an emergency descent. Meanwhile, a man is driving a Jeep Grand Cherokee down a mysteriously empty stretch of I-405 as it is shut down to be used as an the airliner's off-airport landing strip (as explained in the opening dialog). Soon, AA Flight 117 appears on-screen, revealing Flight 117 to be an American Airlines McDonnell Douglas DC-10. Soon, the DC-10 makes an emergency landing onto I-405. During touchdown, the plane's nose gear collapses, and the fuselage is dropped onto the Jeep's roof and pushing the Jeep to a much higher speed until both vehicles finally stop. In the process of slowing down, the plane and the man's car narrowly miss an elderly woman driving slowly in her car. The film ends with police cars, ambulances, fire engines and other emergency vehicles along with hovering news and police helicopters surrounding the scene, and the elderly woman driving slowly past and extending her middle finger at the Cherokee's driver.
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