Festival ECRÃ
of Experimental and Art and Cinema
Metro Cinema
Cine Metro - Immersive Experience
Eduardo Calvet Correa
Brazil
2021
Digital Installation / Interactive Art
Short Film
Saturday, September 26, 1936. A historic night for Rio de Janeiro culture: the first screening of Cine Metro Passeio, the largest and most luxurious movie palace ever seen in Latin America at the time. More than 1,800 upholstered seats - cooled by an unprecedented air conditioning system and surrounded by art deco architecture - are ready for the spectacular “The Great Mutiny” (1935). “Cine Metro - Immersive Experience” is a 360º video production that invites today’s spectators to relive brief glimpses of that night, from which only shapeless ruins remain today.
general information
edition
5th ECRÃ Festival
venues
Online
date and time
duration in min
9
premiere
World Premiere 5th ECRÃ Festival
indicative classification
L / Free for all audiences / Free for All Audiences
conversation/chat
tags
art, culture, documentary, new media, VR, virtual heritage
trailer/teaser/excerpt
Eduardo Calvet Correa
Eduardo Calvet holds a master's degree in social communication from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and has been responsible for several projects as an editor and producer. His main passion, however, is directing. At TV Globo, he has created several promotional campaigns that have won awards at Promax/BDA since 2013. As a director, his most important projects include “Quadrinhos”, a 5-episode series shown on cable TV in 2008; and 'Luz Anima Ação', a feature film selected at the most important festivals in the area worldwide, including the Annecy Film Festival in 2014 and 2018. “Cine Metro - Experiência Imersiva” is his most recent project as a director, developed in 360 video format based on the most rigorous principles of virtual heritage.
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