Immersive Horizons: VR Films from France to Fulton

2025 French Immersion Grant laureate Fulton County Public Art Futures Lab is excited to bring four French VR short films to libraries across Fulton County. This collaborative project will allow audiences throughout the county to experience groundbreaking films that offer the chance to explore themes of connection, resilience, and creativity.

Over the course of eight weeks in 2025, 12 library branches will make available VR headsets preloaded with four critically acclaimed films from French production company Diversion Cinema for guests to screen. These films from Diversion Cinema, will offer audiences ages 10+ a chance to engage with global perspectives, innovative storytelling, and immersive technology.

• Buckhead Library – Monday, March 17th –  Saturday,  March 29th 
• Central Library – Monday, March 17th –  Saturday,  March 29th 
• Roswell Library – Monday, March 17th –  Saturday,  March 29th 
• Wolf Creek Library – Monday, March 17th –  Saturday,  March 29th 

• Metropolitan Library – Monday, April 7th – Saturday, April 19th 
• Milton Library – Monday, April 7th – Saturday, April 19th 
• Joan P. Garner Library @ Ponce de Leon – Monday, April 7th – Saturday, April 19th 
• Sandy Springs Library – Monday, April 7th – Saturday, April 19th  

• East Point Library – Monday, April 28th – Saturday, May 10th   
• East Roswell Library – Monday, April 28th – Saturday, May 10th   
• Kirkwood Library – Monday, April 28th – Saturday, May 10th   
• Palmetto Library – Monday, April 28th – Saturday, May 10th 

More information coming soon at PublicArtFuturesLab.com.

VR Immersive Horizons is a collaborative project designed to bring cutting-edge virtual reality films and experiences from French Filmmakers to Fulton County residents through a partnership between the Public Art Futures Lab, Fulton County Library System, and Atlanta-Fulton Public Library Foundation. Proud to be a 2025 French Immersion Laureate, Immersive Horizons is made possible with support from Villa Albertine, in partnership with the Albertine Foundation, the Institut Français, and the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs.