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How much is the ticket? CZK 180 Kč | DOX Club members 30% discount
The screening is a companion program to the VR installation ART*VR: Dimensions of Empathy.
Studio (building B)
Poupětova 1, Prague 7
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V F C is a feature-length bio-feedback enhanced cinema experience. Acclaimed Inuk singer Elisapie Isaac makes her screen debut as a neuroscience researcher seeking refuge from a music-pervasive world after developing a rare form of melophobia (fear of music). Through a new multi-user adaptive audio technology, each viewer can hear a customized soundtrack generated in response to their real-time cognitive state, using an EEG headset and bone-conduction headphones. A companion web app then allows viewers to access a post-screening account of how unique their experience has been, through user-friendly data visualizations, average group results and scientific groundings.
Canada, 2023, B&W/colour, 99 min
Director: C. S. Roy
Language: French with English subtitles
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