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Immerse Yourself in a New Cinematic Experience

2025 marks a pivotal moment in the world of cinema as Japan welcomes its inaugural Immersive Film Festival. This groundbreaking event, held on December 6-7 at the prestigious Tokyo NODE Hall in Toranomon Hills, promises to redefine the boundaries of storytelling by integrating cutting-edge technology with film.

The term “immersive” has rapidly gained traction across various art and entertainment platforms, referring to experiences that encapsulate audiences within their narratives. Recognizing this trend, international film festivals, including the renowned Cannes Film Festival, have established their own immersive competitions to spotlight groundbreaking narratives. Following this global trend, the Immersive Film Festival in Tokyo is set to take center stage in the world of cinematic experiences.

Program Highlights

The festival showcases a mix of film and technology that aims to evoke profound emotional experiences. With features like Francois Ozon’s immersive screenings, audiences will delve into mesmerizing tales that blend artistry with technological advancements. The opening day on December 6th at 5:30 PM will present exclusive screenings of “Human Violin,” an innovative piece, alongside the stunning “SWANLAKE” starring KizunaAI, which incorporates aerial visuals and ultrasonic tactile technologies.

The festival is structured into several programs, ensuring that attendees can engage with a variety of immersive films.

Day 1: December 6th

• - Opening Ceremony: A festive kick-off to the festival.
• - Film Screenings: Francois Ozon's immersive pieces featuring