Do You See
| 导演： | Amal Zen |
| 制片国家/地区： | 印度 |
| 类型： | |
| 年代： | 2022 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
360° VR
DO YOU SEE is an 18-minute self-reflexive 360° VR documentary film through which the filmmaker questions the normalisation of being watched and recorded by CCTV cameras. The film explores the modalities and potential of immersive 360° cinema as well as AI-based image creation, to delve into the system of surveillance, its newer, more powerful, more permanent forms in to... (展开全部)
360° VR
DO YOU SEE is an 18-minute self-reflexive 360° VR documentary film through which the filmmaker questions the normalisation of being watched and recorded by CCTV cameras. The film explores the modalities and potential of immersive 360° cinema as well as AI-based image creation, to delve into the system of surveillance, its newer, more powerful, more permanent forms in today's world, and its possible futures through participant speculations. The film attempts to elicit in the viewer a feeling of being watched, while taking them on a journey which explores the personal, institutional and societal aspects of surveillance.
360° VR
DO YOU SEE is an 18-minute self-reflexive 360° VR documentary film through which the filmmaker questions the normalisation of being watched and recorded by CCTV cameras. The film explores the modalities and potential of immersive 360° cinema as well as AI-based image creation, to delve into the system of surveillance, its newer, more powerful, more permanent forms in to... (展开全部)
360° VR
DO YOU SEE is an 18-minute self-reflexive 360° VR documentary film through which the filmmaker questions the normalisation of being watched and recorded by CCTV cameras. The film explores the modalities and potential of immersive 360° cinema as well as AI-based image creation, to delve into the system of surveillance, its newer, more powerful, more permanent forms in today's world, and its possible futures through participant speculations. The film attempts to elicit in the viewer a feeling of being watched, while taking them on a journey which explores the personal, institutional and societal aspects of surveillance.
