You Can Now Experience The SAT's Mesmerizing Immersive Films Until The End Of August

Experience different visual universes.
You Can Now Experience The SAT's Mesmerizing Immersive Films Until The End Of August
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Société des arts technologiques's annual festival, SAT Fest, has announced that this year's run will be extended until August 28.

According to the festival's page, "The SAT Fest 2020 presents a selection of immersive short films created by artists from all backgrounds, exploring fascinating sound and visual universes, between abstraction and figuration."

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There's a maximum of 50 people at each showing and wearing a facial covering is mandatory.

Tickets can be purchased online and more information can be found on the Facebook event page.

Via Société des arts technologiques

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