Satosphere

SAT Fest 2026 - Compilation of award-winning films

Name: SAT Fest 2026 - Compilation of award-winning films
Start: 2026-03-31T00:00:00Z
End: 2026-04-29T00:00:00Z
Location: Satosphere

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Immersive experiences

Discover the best of fulldome immersive creativity.

A new way to experience cinema

Relive SAT Fest 2026, or discover it for the first time, through a compilation of the 6 award-winning immersive short films from this year’s edition.

This selection brings together the most striking, original and ambitious works presented this year, from across the globe. Whether you are stepping into a 360° dome for the first time or are already passionate about immersive art, this program offers a compelling introduction to the very best of fulldome cinema.

Let yourself be transported through narrative journeys, abstract works and sensory experiences that defined this year’s festival.

Schedule

March 31, 2026 - April 29, 2026
March 31 at 5:30PM
April 1, 2, 3, 4 at 5:30PM
April 7, 8, 9 at 5:30PM
April 14 at 5:30PM and 7PM
April 17, 18 at 5:30PM and 7PM
April 21 at 9PM
April 22, 23, 25 at 8:30PM
April 28, 29 avril at 8:30PM
Duration: 45 minutes

Grand Prix

La méthode des moments - Lydia Yakonowsky (CA)

This film transposes the method of moments, a statistical technique, into the artistic realm. The visual language of statistics is diverted to create representations that no longer describe numerical data, but rather the cycles of life, the passage of time, and the resonance of nostalgia. Through these reinvented graphs, the artist illustrates a universal human experience.

Best Canadian Film, presented by the CMF (Canada Media Fund)

Crux Redux - Alexandre Roy (CA)

A 3D/360 reinterpretation of the 2D animated short Crux (2017), combining drawn-on film and digital animation.

Originality Prize

Under the Sky - Jérémy Griffaud (FR)

Inspired by Marc Chagall’s Biblical Message cycle, this fulldome work transforms paintings into a panoramic, dreamlike world. Moving between Eden, hospitality, and celestial realms, hybrid beings and looping gestures evoke an eternal voyage across time. Created from nearly 300 watercolor drawings, the piece explores spirituality and the fluid boundaries between inner worlds and imagined landscapes.

Best Narrative Work

UP - Agata Staszczuk & Creative Planet (PL)

A lone climber scales endless concrete stairs in a surreal world, testing the fine line between ambition and self-loss.

Best Soundtrack

Elements of Air - Gabriela Bila, Holger Prang, Ribs+Seixas (US)

Elements of Air is a dreamlike journey through the atmospheres of planets in formation. Ice, smoke, bubbles, and stars juxtapose materialities to test the limits between micro and macro, abstract and real. The fusion of images and sound weaves a meditative journey through a field of free associations, where expanding galaxies, celestial bodies, bubbling geological layers, cells in bipartition, and microscopic creatures coexist in parallel cosmic times. The audience is invited to be immersed beyond the limits of this world, while reflecting on the destiny of our mothership.

People's Choice Award, presented by Ubisoft

Introspection du voyageur - Fantastik Obsolete (CA)

A mystical being, neither man nor god, traverses a series of worlds suspended between life and memory. Guided by an instinctive quest, he slides from painting to painting in search of a forgotten harmony. Each world represents a universal emotion, a phase of existence, or a collective archetype. The viewer, immersed in these visions, becomes a witness to the Traveler's inner metamorphosis.

Special mention from the jury:

ANGST - Tote Tiere Maarten

One day, in a car, GAŁGAŁ (Berlin-based musician and sound designer Michał Krajczok) and Tote Tiere Maarten were listening to the track Angst from the album Ich schwöre ich hab Angst, a work that blends composition and improvisation through a singular approach to modular synthesis. In that moment, Tote Tiere Maarten had a vision. He saw the music and understood what he had to create.