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Taiwan, France|2018|Interactive|Colour|30min|Chinese|None Subtitle|Drama | Protected

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★2019 Sundance Film Festival ★2019 SXSW Film Festival ★2019 NewImages Festival
  “Mechanical Souls : training session” is a collaborative immersive live experience. Audience members are welcomed in an office room, by an Agent and an Android from the A.I. corporation, Mechlife. Each viewer is treated as a new Mechlife employee. As part of their training they are invited to watch a «case study» in VR: One of their beta-model was a bridesmaid at a high-society wedding in Asia. Its behavior has been more than erratic. The audience need to understand why. The VR film also shows the conflicts among the wealthy families and the struggles for power. But audience does not know that, based on each viewer’s behavior in VR film. After the viewing, the two actors bring the audience to discuss about the android behavior. The audience will have to share information and debate based on what they have seen.    
  • Gaëlle is a Franco-British writer and director based in London. Having lived in Asia, the US and Europe, she draws inspiration from her cultural experiences and applies them to her storyworlds. She is a Sundance, SXSW, Venice Production Bridge, Series Mania, Story Futures Academy and LSFF alum. Her short films include “Awakening” (starring Tracy Wiles, WINNER Best Drama at New York Shorts Film Festival 2015), “The Feast” (starring Katie Leung, WINNER Best Production Design at Underwire Film Festival 2018) and “Mechanical Souls” (starring Janet Hsieh and George Young, WINNER Best VR Stereography at the EMEA Lumière Awards 2019). Gaëlle was a 2019-2020 Directors UK Inspire Mentee and is currently part of one of 20 projects commissioned by Creative XR to develop her new VR series, “(Hi)story of a Painting”, supported by Arts Council England and Digital Catapult. She is represented commercially by Presence and managed by MoJo Global Arts.