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Immersive Warsaw brings filmmakers and creators together on November 5

The in-person event at Kinoteka pairs Apple Vision Pro screenings with filmmaker talks, networking, and an up-close look at Blackmagic’s URSA Cine Immersive camera.

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Immersive Warsaw logo and 5 November 2026 beside the Palace of Culture and Science clock tower
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Immersive Warsaw (opens in a new tab) will bring Apple Vision Pro film screenings and filmmaker talks to Kinoteka in Warsaw on November 5, 2026.

Organized by Immersa, the program connects watching immersive cinema with the work behind it. Attendees can see Blackmagic’s URSA Cine Immersive camera up close and meet filmmakers, producers, and studios after the sessions.

The announced speakers include Sam Baumel, Andrii Shramko, Dane Christensen, Roz McNulty, Miłosz Hermanowicz, and Marcin Magiera. Immersa says more speakers will be announced.

The event runs from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. local time at Kinoteka, inside the Palace of Culture and Science at Plac Defilad 1. Immersa’s venue and transport guide (opens in a new tab) places it close to Warszawa Centralna railway station and Centrum metro, making the city center a practical base for visitors.

Tickets are available through Luma (opens in a new tab). The listing includes catering and drinks and notes that attendance is limited.

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