SAT Fest

The immersive film festival

Transient Topologies - Monocolor (2022). Photo: Myriam Ménard.

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SAT Fest

Since its first edition in 2012, the SAT Fest has become a major event for creators and amateurs of immersive cinema.

With its eclectic selections of short fulldome films from around the world, SAT Fest has fueled the imagination of thousands of spectators over the years, allowing them to discover the universe and the creative vision of more than 100 visual and sound artists, local and international.

SAT Fest 2026

More ambitious and inclusive than ever, SAT Fest 2026 will take over the Satosphere from March 24 to 28, 2026, for a full week dedicated to fulldome creation. The festival features immersive short film screenings, professional activities, meetings with local and international artists, networking events, an awards ceremony, and an immersive closing party. Immersion enthusiasts are invited to experience premiere screenings of films that redefine storytelling in the digital age, while meeting both emerging talents and established creators from the fulldome scene.

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The Satosphere

SAT fest 2022 - Myriam Ménard

At the forefront of 360 immersion technologies

With its dome 13 meters high, its 8 video projectors and its 157 loudspeakers, the Satosphere places the public at the heart of the audiovisual experience.

The SAT inaugurated the Satosphere in 2011. It is the first immersive theater dedicated to artistic creation and visualization activities. The Satosphere forms a spherical projection screen where artists explore new conceptual and sensory territories.

2024 edition

2024 award winners

In 2024, in our renovated dome, the SAT's iconic immersive film festival brought together local and international artists for a unique program of immersive short films, premieres, special screenings, and professional activities. The six winning films of this latest edition were selected by a jury of artists and immersion specialists, as well as by public vote.

The winning films: an architectural space inspired by the musical "Souvenir de Puerto Rico" (Inner Island); a playful celebration of the connection between sound and image (Ignite!); a virtual paradise composed of organic materials (Dancing with Dead Animals); an exploration of a single-celled fungus (Protist Rhapsody); an immersive panopticon where the audience plays the role of a computer mouse (FEED); and a dreamlike journey through an imaginary and subconscious world (Dream).