ELELE
Genre
Experimental and Musical
Running time
15 minutes
Year
2022
Language
Country
Netherlands
Director
Sjoerd Van Acker
Bio
Producer
Ecegül Bayram, Firat Sezgin
Cast
Scriptwriter
At times psychedelic at times meditative, Elele is a sensory and intuitive VR experience featuring only your hands. With music from renowned electronic musician Max Cooper, it invites you (and your hands) to take part in a dance performance and explore the beauty of your movements. Listen to the music and let your hands lead the way. Dance as big and loud as you want or as small and simple as you want. You’re only expected to bring an open mind. But beware, things may get a little out of hand...
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