Bystanding: The Feingold Syndrome
VR Works - Horizon
Nim Shapira & Roi Lev
Israel, Quebec/Canada, Germany | 2021 | 10 min
CANADIAN PREMIERE
FNC EXPLORE
Special Event Temporary
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PHI Centre
Space D
315 Saint-Paul St West
Montreal, Quebec, H2Y 2M3
Departure Times:
10 am, 12:30pm, 3pm, 5:30pm
Your ticket will give you two-hour (2h) access to the experience, including explanations, seating time as well as viewing.
13 years old +
General Admission: $24.35
Student/65+: $21.75
Access MTL Card: $21.75
All ticket sales are final
Price excluding taxes
*The experience is restricted to an audience that is 13 years and older
For more information, please contact:
[email protected] or 514 225-0525
All visitors will be required to present their valid vaccination passport upon arrival in the building. The vaccination passport is required to enjoy the facilities.
More information here.
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Discover this year's selection of Virtual Reality (VR) films as part of Montreal's Festival du Nouveau Cinema's 50th edition line-up.
As last year’s presentation was put on hold due to the pandemic, the PHI team is pleased to welcome FNC EXPLORE this year as part of their 50TH EDITION. For 11 days only, one of the oldest film festivals in Canada will present 10 Virtual Reality (VR) works at the PHI Centre. With more than 5 hours of content, guests will have access to 2-hour time slots to discover the diverse and immersive works of FNC’s 2021 line-up.
Being presented are four Canadian premieres, done by local and international creators, using technology allowing for greater range of movement and exploration, and others incorporating 3D imagery. Among the works presented, are also two prize winners at the 2021 edition of the Venice Film Festival - not to miss!
See the FNC homepage for more information.
Catalogue of Films in Competition
End of Night
VR Works - Horizon
David Adler
Denmark/France | 2021 | 49 min
CANADIAN PREMIERE
Goliath: Playing with Reality
VR Works - Horizon
Barry Gene Murphy & May Abdalla
England, France | 2021 | 25 min
CANADIAN PREMIERE
Madrid Noir
VR Works - Horizon
James A. Castillo
France | 2021 | 40 min
CANADIAN PREMIERE
Marco & Polo Go Round
VR Works - Horizon
Benjamin Steiger Levine
Quebec/Canada, Belgium | 2021 | 12 min
CANADIAN PREMIERE
MINDFIELD
VR Works - Horizon
Vincent Ladouceur
Quebec/Canada | 2021 | 10 min
INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE
Icarus
VR Works - Horizon
Michel Lemieux
Quebec/Canada | 2020 | 12 min
CANADIAN PREMIERE
MYRIAD. WHERE WE CONNECT | 360° 3D DOCUMENTARY
VR Works - Panorama
Michael Grotenhoff + Christian Zipfel
Germany | 2021 | 10 min
CANADIAN PREMIERE
The Sick Rose
VR Works - Panorama
Huang Yun-Hsien + Tang Zhi-Zhong
Taipei | 2021 | 17 min
CANADIAN PREMIERE
Once Upon a Sea
VR Works - Panorama
Adi Lavy
Quebec/Canada, Israel | 2020 | 45 min
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