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.

In this walk-in film, the perspective chosen determines one’s view of the expressionist and dreamlike scenery.

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.

A gang of garden gnomes is terrorising the city. A ladybug as a basketball. A girl skipping rope on top of an earthworm. A bird being beaten up. What we see is an analogue animation.

„Candy Crush“ meets „4chan“ and „8chan, where, under cover of irony and anonymity, the boundaries between trolling and social radicalisation are becoming increasingly blurred.

The game is part of the transmedia project “The Congo Tribunal” which investigates the background of the biggest and bloodiest economic war in history.

It’s scary what the Internet knows about us – and how this knowledge is used. Ever since Edward Snowden we’ve known about the consequences of the obsessive data collecting of seemingly harmless online providers in the name of national security.

We live in times of upheaval. More and more technical innovations are part of our everyday life. But how dependent do we want to be?

Only four survived. The other 127 were dead when the Germans hastily buried their bodies. Antonio Ceseri, one of the four, could hardly breathe under the sand.

You’re alone on an island full of people but nobody sees you. You can listen to them, watch them unabashedly, but not interact with them.

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.

Who are we? Where do we come from? “Reimagining Belonging” is a complex multimedia project which presents the different lives and routines of people with an immigrant background in New York and Berlin.

The heart beats faster, the pulse races, sweat pours. Chewing gum is the only thing that calms you down. How does it feel when everyday errands and situations become life-threatening hazards?

Are humans about to make themselves redundant? Or are we evolving into digital hybrids?

This VR experience, based on Franz Kafka’s short novel “The Metamorphosis,” opens a metaphorical space that’s otherwise only accessible through our imagination.

The headset works as a time machine that puts us in the role of a prisoner in the Stasi prison of Berlin-Hohenschönhausen.