ECLIPSE: SHADOWS & LIGHT

At the summit of the Aragon Observatory, two young adults await a total solar eclipse. Anna, an astrophysicist, and Noah, a high school student, share their perspectives on the sky: one rational and scientific, the other intuitive and emotional. If the eclipse is now just a well-understood play of shadows, why does it still move us so deeply? As darkness slowly spreads, their dialogue sheds light on the long history of eclipses — between science, myths, and human emotion. This film weaves together the grandeur of an astronomical event with a sensory and immersive narrative. More than a celestial occurrence, the eclipse becomes a mirror of our cosmic vertigo — a reflection of our place in the universe. A 180° dome film, poised between shadow and light, that opens a new cycle exploring the great questions posed by the cosmos.

This show will be released in Summer 2025