Explore "Darkening," the groundbreaking first Czech VR film presented at NaFilM museum in Prague. This innovative installation invites visitors to engage deeply with an autobiographic narrative about confronting inner challenges. Through interactive storytelling and tactile elements, the experience offers a profound and personal journey into virtual reality filmmaking. Discover the unique setup designed to amplify this unconventional cinematic art.
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Experience 'Darkening,' the first Czech VR film, in a unique installation at the NaFilM museum. This unconventional virtual reality experience allows visitors to engage with an autobiographic story about overcoming inner demons through an interactive narrative and tactile elements. Screenings are available as part of museum admission or as a separate ticket.
Dive into 'Darkening,' the pioneering Czech VR film, presented in a specially designed unique installation at the NaFilM museum in Prague. This autobiographic film, directed by Ondřej Moravec and premiered at the Venice International Film Festival, uses the innovative medium of virtual reality to explore the mind of a protagonist grappling with inner demons. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in an interactive story where their actions and voices can help the protagonist, offering a profound and personal cinematic experience. The screening room is enhanced with an elaborate setup of 12 km of rope, designed to amplify the unconventional and tactile nature of the film. 'Darkening' is accessible as part of a visit to the museum, with screenings every thirty minutes from 1 pm to 7 pm, limited to 3 seats per slot. A separate ticket option is available for 80 CZK for those who wish to experience the VR installation without touring the main museum exhibition. The film is recommended for ages 12 and older, offering a unique opportunity to witness the future of Czech filmmaking and engage with its narratives in an unprecedented way. The creation of this film and its installation was supported by various partners and the film's team includes notable figures in directing, art direction, animation, music, and sound design.
Screenings are available with a valid museum ticket or can be purchased separately for 80 CZK. Reservations are recommended and can be made in person at the museum box office, by email at [email protected], or by phone at +420 603 195 998. The VR installation is open during museum hours, with screenings every thirty minutes from 1 pm to 7 pm (last screening at 7 pm). The capacity is 3 seats per time slot. The film is suitable for ages 12 and older and has a duration of 25 minutes. Museum opening hours are Tue-Fri 13:00–19:00 and Sat-Sun 10:00–19:00. General museum admission fees apply if visiting the full exhibition as well (full: 240 Kč, student/senior: 160 Kč, children: 140 Kč, family: 620 Kč). However, the VR film ticket can be purchased separately without museum entry. The VR screening is included in the price of admission to the NaFilM exhibition. There are 3 seats per time slot and the film plays every thirty minutes from 1 pm to 7 pm. This experience is part of the museum's exhibition space and can be visited anytime during opening hours after purchasing a ticket. The screening duration is 25 minutes and it is suitable for ages 12 and older. The separate ticket price is 80 CZK. General admission prices are also listed: full: 240 Kč, student/senior: 160 Kč, children: 140 Kč, family (2+2): 620 Kč. The VR film is accessible as part of a visit to the museum. Reservations are required and can be made in person, by email, or phone. The film is 25 minutes long and suitable for ages 12+.
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