_Ashe ’68

Ashe '68 is an immersive VR film about Arthur Ashe's triumphant win at the 1968 U.S. Open.

_Out of Sight, Out of Mind

The data visualization Out of Sight, Out of Mind gives weight to the stark facts and figures of U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan, urging viewers…

_Havana/Miami: Times are Changing

Interactive documentary "Havana/Miami" examines life on both sides of the US-Cuba border by exploring the lives of 12 individuals in Havana…

_Pregoneros de Medellín

Pregoneros de Medellín is an interactive web documentary bringing the streets and vibrant culture of Medellín to life.

_Another Dream

Another Dream, a hybrid animated documentary and VR game, brings the true love story of an Egyptian lesbian couple to life.

_The Test Tube With David Suzuki

Renowned scientist David Suzuki explains the dangers of overconsumption through data visualization.

_Le Jeu des 1000 Histoires

An interactive story machine, "Le Jeu des 1000 Histoires" profiles one of France’s most popular radio game shows.

_Limbo

Limbo is a virtual experience that unveils the precarious state of asylum seekers in UK.

_Fireflies: A Brownsville Story

A community-based documentary VR game created by and for the residents of Brownville.

_La Ciudad como Texto (The City as Text)

La Ciudad como Texto (The City as Text) is a multiplatform project that documents street art made during the 2019 Chilean protests in Santiago.

_Big Stories, Small Towns

Participatory documentary “Big Stories, Small Towns” is an ongoing collaboration between small town communities in Australia and the…

_This Land

"This Land" follows a Canadian Army patrol’s 16-day journey to the country’s northernmost point.

_Notes on Blindness

Based on writer John Hull's recordings about losing his sight, Notes on Blindness is a virtual reality experience that immerses the viewer…

_Invisible Picture Show  (2013)

A powerful mix of animation and sound, this interactive documentary uses phone interviews with children trapped in border detention centers…

_Papers, Please

Papers Please is a game which uses procedural rhetoric and game logic to simulate the experience of an immigration officer.