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1966

Movie-Drome

Synopsis

Influenced by Buckminster Fuller’s spheres, VanDerBeek had the idea for a spherical theater where people would lie down and experience movies all around them. Floating multi-images would replace straight one-dimensional film projection. From 1957 on, VanDerBeek produced film sequences for the Movie-Drome, which he started building in 1963. His intention went far beyond the building itself and moved into the surrounding biosphere, the cosmos, the brain and even extraterrestrial intelligence.

Release History & Theatrical Window

4K UHD / Blu-ray Debut

January 1, 1966

Physical Home Media

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Stan VanDerBeek
Original Title
Movie-Drome
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
Unknown

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Stan VanDerBeek

Department Leadership Roster

Stan VanDerBeek

Stan VanDerBeek

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Movie-Drome.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Movie-Drome

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Movie-Drome about?

Influenced by Buckminster Fuller’s spheres, VanDerBeek had the idea for a spherical theater where people would lie down and experience movies all around them. Floating multi-images would replace straight one-dimensional film projection. From 1957 on, VanDerBeek produced film sequences for the Movie-Drome, which he started building in 1963. His intention went far beyond the building itself and moved into the surrounding biosphere, the cosmos, the brain and even extraterrestrial intelligence.

Who directed Movie-Drome?

Movie-Drome was directed by Stan VanDerBeek.

Who stars in Movie-Drome?

The principal cast of Movie-Drome includes Not specified.

When was Movie-Drome released and how long is it?

Movie-Drome was released in 1966 with a total runtime of Unknown.