Have you heard about the concept of the Isolated Cinema on the island of Pater Noster, which is a part of the Göteborg Film Festival? One person among all the brave volunteers will be selected to spend a week on the island in complete solitude (there'll be another person in a lighthouse just for security reasons). This Swedish movie festival requires from the participant an absolute prohibition of using smartphone or any other electric device as a laptop etc. The goal is to connect with nature because the chosen one (not Harry Potter this time) will be living in a lighthouse for a week and will watch about 60 movies there. The idea arose throughout the worldwide lockdown. I mean, it's always better to be locked, surrounded by nature than being stucked in an apartment building, hearing unpleasant noises of pneumatic drills, right?
The festival seems to create an amazing experience. People from the whole world can apply to participate in the upcoming event. The only condition is to not have any modern devices on the island and naturally, being available from 30 January to 6 February, when the Isolated Cinema will take place. There's an application that you can send till 17th January, so today is the last possible day. Here's the link if you'd like to apply or simply read more about it: Göteborg Film Festival
There's also a glimpse of how could it look like, and it appears to be quite promising. I suppose that all the "Lighthouse" references might be on point.
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