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  Last updated September 2, 2019 at 9:19 am

Topics:   Scinema

Best Director, SCINEMA 2018


Aleix Castro (Spain)


This film contains coarse language, nudity and mild sex scenes


What would you say if you could work a whole month in a single second? Welcome to the future of neural implants. A new way of understanding work has arrived, but factory worker Laura is not convinced.


 


Founded in 2000, SCINEMA is the largest science film festival in the southern hemisphere celebrating the power of moving image to explain the wonders of science.


It combines SCINEMA International Science Film Festival and SCINEMA Community Program.


The Festival premieres across Australia in June each year and showcases the best science film from around the world.


SCINEMA Community Program takes place in Australia during National Science Week in August.


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