Film Lens
Passenger tells the story of arriving in a new country, focusing on the experience of a migrant in Australia. The film is set in a taxi, where the viewer gradually pieces together their narrative while absorbing the unfamiliar environment. The taxi driver, also a migrant, shares insights from his own experience, creating a connection between the two journeys.
The film employs a 360-degree, stop-motion VR technique to depict the feelings of dislocation and the search for a new home. This artistic approach enhances the emotional impact of transitioning into a foreign land, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the visual and geographic changes that come with migration.
Why Watch
- •See the unique perspective of a taxi driver-migrant.
- •Find out how stop-motion VR captures migration experiences.
- •Meet the emotional challenges of finding a new home.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2019 and has a duration of 10 minutes.
•The taxi driver in the film is also a migrant to Australia.
•Passenger uses a 360-degree, stop-motion VR format.
Perfect For
Virtual reality enthusiastsMigration studiesDocumentary fans