Experience life inside the womb during the 37th week of pregnancy through a responsive VR film. This indie casual piece runs 7-10 minutes and reacts to your head movements for full point-of-view control from the fetus's perspective. Directional audio delivers dialogues from outside the body, capturing the calm within against external drama.
View the director's commentary on-demand after the first run. No controllers needed-just natural motion in VR. Ideal for audiences seeking short, experimental nudity-themed VR films that blend film and interaction.
The 37th Week is a VR ONLY, independent, low-budget and experimental real-time VR FILM (i.e. not a game!). Features:
> A responsive VR movie that reacts to user movements and actions seamlessly and that lasts approx. 7-10 mins.
> The user always has full control over the point of view (from the fetus' side), without having to use any external controllers.
> Plot told via dialogues that take place outside the body, with all audio being directional.
> Director’s commentary available in-app as an on-demand feature (it appears at the end of the first run of the film).
> Selected for 7 film & indie festivals.
Director's statement: Birth and pregnancy are events full of magic, but also drama. Although all of us go through that part of life, no one is able to remember how it really was to be inside our mother’s womb. To which extent can fetuses experience what’s going on outside the womb? We wanted to explore the contrast between the calmness inherent in the womb and the complex reality that awaits outside.
