Directed by: Fernando Maldonado & Jorge Tereso
Gloomy Eyes
When the sun got tired of humans and decided to hide and never rise again, darkness awoke the dead from their graves. Since then, the clash between man and zombie sets the pace of daily life.
Gloomy Eyes is an animated trilogy in 6DoF & 3D real time. Chase the nostalgic and heartwarming story of a zombie boy, Gloomy, and a human girl, Nena. Their star- crossed love might just be the last seed of hope.
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Category
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Production Year
2019
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Available Format
Quest 2, 3, 3S, Pro, PICO
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Duration
3*10 min
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Language
Chinese, English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish
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Space Require (M)
2*2 (Stationary)
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Experience Mode
Single user
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Supported User Mode
Seated
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Interactivity
Non-Interactive
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Age
10+
The awards won
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Story
Narrated by Colin Farrell, Gloomy Eyes tells the story of the sun who got tired of the humans and decided to hide and never rise again.
The darkness awoke the dead from their graves. A zombie kid called Gloomy and a mortal girl called Nena fall in love and form a deep connection that not even the most powerful man in town can destroy.
Gloomy Eyes is an animated VR-series in 6DoF & 3D real time, with Colin Farrell (Eng.), Tahar Rahim (Fr.), Max Riemelt (Ger.), Jorge Drexler (Spa.), and Jam Hsiao (Mand.).
Story
It on January 13th 2018, 1.4m people across Hawai’i received an SMS from the state’s Emergency Management Agency: BALLISTIC MISSILE THREAT INBOUND TO HAWAII. SEEK IMMEDIATE SHELTER. THIS IS NOT A DRILL.
In the minutes that followed, they were forced to confront existential questions that had been unthinkable just moments before: where could they go for shelter? What would remain of their communities if they survived a nuclear blast? How could they explain to their children why we live in a world where such unimaginable destruction was possible? And how could their own Government continue to pursue nuclear policies that threaten the entire global population every day?
By the time FEMA managed to retract the incorrect warning message, it was too late to pretend that normality would resume. Their collective experience had laid bare the growing threat that nuclear weapons pose to the world. In the words of Kauai resident Cynthia Lazaroff, ‘Nothing happened, but everything changed’.
While bombs rain on Iran, a deeply needed empathetic experience.
Less than 5 gr of Saffron tackles a subject we think we’ve already seen too much of : the often tragic circumstances under which many migrants flee their home countries in search of a better future. A hundred times, stories of shipwrecks, a hundred times the numbers of those drowned at any given moment have filled our screens, anonymous people who disappear from our memories with a snap of the fingers.
Yet Negar’s uniquely intimate approach touches something deeply personal within us. She evokes our capacity to identify profoundly with a survivor by placing her in a universally familiar, everyday situation—preparing a meal. What might seem trivial becomes essential: can one relive trauma to awaken to a new life?
Negar turns our attention to the aftermath, to the moment when safety is finally achieved, and one can permit oneself to exist without fear. Throughout this authentic immersion, it is her protagonist, Golnaz, who guides us toward self-reflection. Our proximity to Golnaz is absolute: we experience almost everything through her perspective as she cooks (we become Golnaz!), and step by step, as the recipe unfolds, we are overwhelmed alongside her by the resurgence of trauma.
Behind the scene
Fernando Maldonado
Jorge Tereso
Fernando Maldonado was born in San Juan, Argentina. His First shortfilm “La mezc- la,” directed with Lucas Aguirre was awarded by Telefé Cortos 1st edition (2004) and selected by Mar del Plata Film festival (2005). He lives in Buenos Aires and works as Director of ani- mation at 3Dar Studios. He co-directed Shave it (2013) with Jorge Tereso. He was the Animation Director in Uncanny Valley (2015).
Jorge Tereso is a director & digital artist from Buenos aires. His work ranges from playful and lysergic animations to realistic VR experiences and interactive installations. He’s a partner at 3dar studios, where he created its first award winning short film, Shave It (2013). Since then he’s been creating 3dar’s original content, always in search of new ways to expand the possibilities of animation.
About
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JORGE TERESO is a director & digital artist from Buenos aires. His work ranges from playful and lysergic animations to realistic VR experiences and interactive installations. He’s a partner at 3dar studios, where he created its first award winning short film, Shave It (2013).
Since then he’s been creating 3dar’s original content, always in search of new ways to expand the possibilities of animation.
Credits
Directed by
Fernando Maldonado
Jorge Tereso
Producer
Julian Dorado, Jorge Tereso, German Heller, Antoine Cayrol, Rafael Pavon, Corentin Lambot
Narrated by
Collin Farrell (EN), Tahar Rahim (FR), Max Riemelt (DE), Jorge Drexler (ES), Jam Hsiao (ZH)
Music
Cyrille Marchesseau
A production of
Atlas V, ARTE, 3dar, VIVE Original
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