Fri., Nov. 19, 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 20, 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
A selection of innovative FullDome films, presented by Kate Ledina, provides insights into the possibilities of the medium dome-shaped film.
Ion describes a virtual information space with geometric clarity and spatially immersive expanse. Information
units group themselves into cuboids. They rearrange themselves rhythmically again and again, each time
differently. Sometimes faster, sometimes slower, sometimes gently floating away - then again demanding
presence. The data space is permanently scanned. Ion visually and acoustically describes the processing
procedure of a digital machine condensed into rhythmic patterns.… >>>
DREAM is an audio visual project trying to recreate an oneiric state of mind, a trip through surreal images of
dreams, memories, symbols. In the technique of a collage it depicts a unique world of imagination. It attempts
to connect the viewer with their subconsciousness and inner self.… >>>
Germany April 12, 1945–On the orders of a few self-proclaimed Volkssturm soldiers, villagers seek shelter in a
cellar. As British Allies search the village for remaining Nazis, they clash with the Volkssturm rebels and determine the fate of the villagers in the basement.… >>>
- Director: Beatrice Aliné, Tim Kaszik
With the exploitation of mineral wealth has come a period of global growth and negative impact. The
dependence on fossils is still significant. The implementation of adequate solutions is slow and not effective.
The film comments on the situation through a visual abstraction achieved by using aerial footage combined
photogrammetry, digital 3D manipulation of locations and field recordings.… >>>
- Director: Daniel Cervenka
A poem about the effects of the pandemic. Many days have passed, many people have died. The words are
gone, only points and lines remain.… >>>
- Director: Alejandro Casales
A story of memory and dementia. Recalled memories of time spent at grandma’s house become ever more confused, as the film spirals into the depths of dementia. The memories become muddled and confused as the film progresses, matched with the ever increasing strangeness.… >>>
An experimental visual-music film exploring the largest European metropolitan area: the Ruhr-Valley. Mixing
time-lapse footage, point clouds, and visualizations made from 3D-geodata it interprets the areas evolution
from its labour based origins to an environment for the artistic transformation of disused industrial
architecture. Through the abstraction of these fundamentally changing structures, „deconstructional.shift“
opens up a meta space between the perceived everyday reality and the deconstruction of time and space.… >>>
- Director: Rocco Helmchen, Johannes Kraas
