360
Film Archive
After the Storm
Dear future disaster survivor,
This is the story of how your city is completely devastated and your world perishes without you.
On 26 April, 2011, the city of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, was devastated by a tornado. The result: 4,700 homes damaged, 10,000 made homeless, thousands injured. This web documentary in letter form offers not only general information about natural disasters. Its simple images, delicately drawn charts and the director’s voice over also create a very personal and emotional access to the subject.
This is the story of how your city is completely devastated and your world perishes without you.
On 26 April, 2011, the city of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, was devastated by a tornado. The result: 4,700 homes damaged, 10,000 made homeless, thousands injured. This web documentary in letter form offers not only general information about natural disasters. Its simple images, delicately drawn charts and the director’s voice over also create a very personal and emotional access to the subject.
Äquator 360° – Mittelpunkt der Erde
360°-Film
Canada,
Germany
2018
14 minutes
Credits
Irene Vandertop
Nicolas Jolliet, Richard Decaillet
Ian Dunbar
Nicolas Jolliet
Ian Dunbar
Nicolas Jolliet, Richard Decaillet
Nicolas Jolliet
Ed Kelly
Marita Hübinger
Franz Hildgen
Thomas Wallner
Thomas Wallner
We plunge into an impressive world of sound and colour. The shamans of the Yuruparí tribe live in the Amazonas rainforest in south-west Colombia. Their sacred sites are distributed over a network that precisely follows the line of the equator. The Yuruparí believe that they live at the centre of the world and that it’s their duty to keep the earth in spiritual balance.
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
ARTE360 – Plattform für 360°/VR-Video
(none)
Canada,
France,
Germany
2015
480 minutes
subtitles:
(none)
ARTE is currently working on new 360° and virtual reality projects in the fields of culture, documentary and fiction which can be experienced via the ARTE360 platform and through virtual reality glasses.
The exhibition offers visitors access to the first documentaries through virtual reality headsets and cardboard glasses.
The exhibition offers visitors access to the first documentaries through virtual reality headsets and cardboard glasses.
Vaysha is not like other girls: she sees the past with her left eye, the future with her right eye. Caught in a blurred world between the two, the present is a blind spot for her. This 360° film combines traditional linocut with innovative animation techniques. The use of stereoscopic images enables us to see the world through Vaysha’s eyes.
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Credits
Robert McLaughlin (NFB), Loc Dao (NFB)
Paisley Smith
Boombox Sound
Robert Ouimet
Sonia Bashash
Alison Broddle, Paisley Smith
Boombox Sound
Paisley Smith
Pedro Barroso
Michael Phan, Rueben Pereira
Sonia Bashash
Pablo Vio, Dirk van Ginkel, Aaron Morris
We are in the midst of Paisley Smith’s reflections about Taro, a Japanese exchange student who committed suicide in his guest family’s home in Canada. The Nitobe Memorial Garden in Vancouver was the model for the paper world Paisley Smith designed for her personal memory course. This sensitively designed adaptation was created in cooperation with the NFB and Jam3.
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Credits
Sandra Rodriguez, EyeSteelFilm_Creative Reality, Dpt.
Kalina Bertin
David Drury
David Drury, Cory Rizos
Josquin Zabka (Dpt.), Alexandre Bordereau (Dpt.), Paul Georges (Dpt.)
Kalina Bertin, Sandra Rodriguez, Fred Casia, Nicolas S. Roy (Dpt.)
Fred Casia
Hugo Forget
Guided by Felicia’s and François’s voices we set out on a journey through the phases of bipolar disorder: an intimate insight into the constantly changing realities and states that are part of the typical symptoms of manic depression. “Manic VR” tells a non-fictional story by means of 3D animation, psychedelic pigmentation effects and room-scale interaction.
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Awarded with the DOK Neuland Award
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Awarded with the DOK Neuland Award
Place – Part 1
Avi Dabach, Harmke Heezen, Judith Manassen Ramon, Mike Robbins
The main synagogue of Aleppo in Syria was heavily damaged in the civil war. This is the visualisation, detached from space and time, of the history of a place that no longer exists.
Place – Part 1
(none)
Canada,
Germany,
Israel
2018
10 minutes
Credits
High Road Productions, Micha’s Films, Helios Design Labs
Avi Dabach, Harmke Heezen, Judith Manassen Ramon, Mike Robbins
Stephan Schüritz (Honig Studios)
Mike Robbins
The main synagogue of Aleppo in Syria was heavily damaged in the civil war. This is the visualisation, detached from space and time, of the history of a place that no longer exists. It’s like stepping into an old black and white film where several strands of time converge. Encounters are suddenly possible: with characters who are still alive or who died decades, centuries ago.
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
The Holy City
Nimrod Shanit, Timur Musabay
In a mix of room-scale gaming and live action film Jerusalem can be experienced as a religious epicentre where three world religions overlap.
The Holy City
Credits
Nimrod Shanit, Sean Thomas Evans
Nimrod Shanit, Timur Musabay
Ophir Leibovitz
William McMaster, Jurek Ostefeld
Brady Bothwell, Nimrod Shanit, Lenadro Amorim-Downie
Mishal Alam, Oury Atlan
Nimrod Shanit
Yuval Baron, Graham Bertie
Victoria Braverman
Scott Cairns
Mishal Alam, Oury Atlan
Mishal Alam
Nimrod Shanit
Lena Georgian
Daeve Fellows, Ariel Shtern
Matt Bilewicz
William McMaster
In a mix of room-scale gaming and live action film Jerusalem can be experienced as a religious epicentre where three world religions overlap. Believers of all denominations work on the narrative of the place, pleading for mutual understanding. The starting point of this intellectual game is the ambivalent term of Abrahamism which initiates a trialogue between Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Unceded Territories
Paisley Smith, Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun
In an age of dramatic climate predictions, each and everyone should ask themselves how big their own share in the destruction of the world is. Rage drives this work and rage is what it will ignite.
Credits
Jason Legge, Paisley Smith, Ketsia Vedrine
Paisley Smith, Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun
A Tribe Called Red
ZeMind Studios
Paisley Smith
Adrian Ellis, Kieran Wagstaff
Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun
ZeMind Studios
ZeMind Studios
Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun, Paisley Smith, Dirk van Dinkel
ZeMind Studios
Paisley Smith, Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun
Dirk van Dinkel, Paisley Smith, ZeMind Studios
Matthew Smith, Nicky Thomson, Cliff Li
Andrew Guan, Miguel Sastre
Caitlin Conlen
Patrick Weekes, ZeMind Studios
In an age of dramatic climate predictions, each and everyone should ask themselves how big their own share in the destruction of the world is. Rage drives this work and rage is what it will ignite. The “Spirit Bear” invites us to the iconic world of the indigenous artist Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun and confronts us with the worst exploiters of nature: humans.
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
Lars Rummel, Marie Hinkelmann
