Unfortunately, you need particular VR headsets from Oculus to watch.
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A rocket to space. A disturbing reflection on suicide. A struggle for work in South Korea. A fairy tale told in outer space?
You never know what you’re going to get in the still-untamed world of 360-degree art films, and for years, I’d hop over to the Tribeca Film Festival in New York to check out a new collection via a set of VR goggles put on my face in a comfortable, low-lit room.
The Tribeca Film Festival, like many other events right now, is closed. But Tribeca’s gone virtual this year: The festival has released this year’s 360-degree VR…
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