2025
The Dollhouse
Interactive Zone |
Luxembourg, Canada | 2025 | Interactive VR | Color | 23 min | Mandarin, English, French | No Subtitle | General Audience
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★ 2025 Cannes Film Festival Immersive Competition
The Dollhouse is an unfolding paper world where 9-year-old Juniper untangles feelings of guilt around how her family treated Magnolia, a woman who came from far away to work as a cleaner in their house. This animated interactive VR tale explores how power dynamics are born within the intimacy of our homes. While reenacting memories with her dolls, Juniper grows ashamed of her actions and finds the courage to disagree with her parents and follow her heart. Will you help her ask for forgiveness ?
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- Available showtimes are based on the era Ticket and may vary.
- For the safety and visual development of children, only those who are at least 7 years old and 120 cm or taller may attend General Audience programs.
- Entry will not be permitted 5 minutes after the show starts, and no refunds or exchanges will be accepted after this time.
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Charlotte Bruneau is a Luxembourgish-French director and journalist. Her work explores how individuals and communities live through political and social change. Her first virtual reality experience, The Assembly VR, is a multiplayer immersive journey into the power of the human voice. It was shown at several festivals in Europe and Beyond the Frame in Japan. After working as a journalist in the Middle East for several years, she currently works as a feature journalist at Luxembourg’s public radio.
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Dominic Desjardins has created innovative projects in television, cinema and XR in Canada. After working as an actor and stage director, he went on to write and direct two feature films and multiple television programs. At Zazie Films, he co-created and directed two seasons of the television series Paris-Paris with his long-time partner Rayne Zukerman. Dominic is passionate about merging powerful storytelling with technological tools, making computers dream, and audiences feel they are a part of the story.