Signs of Violence is a bold narrative experiment in immersive storytelling, supported by a grant from the Makor Foundation for Israeli Films.

The concept centers on a single event, captured simultaneously from two different locations — allowing the viewer to choose which character’s point of view to follow. This dual-perspective approach allows the audience to shift between viewpoints and follow the story from different angles, raising questions about perspective, bias, and emotional distance.

I used the Canon VR180 system to create an intimate, stereoscopic experience that draws the viewer directly into the characters’ personal space. The project premiered at the NewImages Festival in Paris