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The World's Most Claustrophobic Cinema
Extreme weather is increasingly common and the alarming reports keep coming. The spacecraft Aniara’s climate refugees struggle with obsessive thoughts, isolation and limited space. Become a part of the exclusive group who will get a chance to lie comfortably in a custom-made sarcophagus. Completely isolated from the outside world you will experience the doom, a challenging experience that deepens the feeling of being alone in space that characterizes Aniara. Explore what happens when you watch a film during extreme conditions. The world’s most claustrophobic cinema is found at Göteborg Film Festival, 27-31 January 2019, Gothenburg, Sweden. Film advertisement created by Stendahls, Sweden for Göteborg Film Festival, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.