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Interview: XR & Immersive Programmer Ulrich Schrauth on the 64th BFI London Film Festival's inaugural LFF Expanded

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Image credit: 'Dazzle' at LFF Expanded

For 2020, the organisers of 64th BFI London Film Festival have announced the launch of LFF Expanded, the festival’s new dedicated strand of XR and immersive art. Using cinema as a jumping off point, LFF Expanded will be an expansive space for programming, featuring virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality and including live immersive performance.

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Image credit: 'Capacity' by James Tailor at The Smallest Gallery in Soho

As we digest the strangeness of novel threats, artists faithfully emerge to transmute our emotions into form.

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Image credit: 'ArtCarBootopia' by Adam Dant. View in detail the on the Art Car Boot Fair website on 20 September here.

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Image credit: Elizabeth (left) Charlotte (right). Image by Sophie Lauren McCarthy.

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