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In the 360\u00b0 Live Action short film Broken Night<\/a> a traumatised woman is interrogated by an inspector. Previously, she and her husband had caught a burglar red-handed in their house. At certain points in her account, two possible subsequent scenes with different action consequences appear in the viewer's field of vision. The viewer selects one of these with a movement of the head or with his gaze and in this way influences the wife's memory, the dialogue and thus the course of the film.<\/p>\n The decisions reflect her confused memory and show that she cannot reflect the traumatic event without contradictions. During these decisions, the audience experiences the same emotional confusion as the characters, according to screenwriter Alex Black.<\/p>\n The interactive short film starring Hollywood actors Emily Mortimer and Alessandro Nivola premiered at New York's\u00a0Tribeca Film Festival<\/a> in April. The European film premiere took place during the Cannes International Film Festival.<\/p>\nMore involvement and more emotions<\/h3>\n