It’s an immersive, interactive film that premiered at this year’s Tribeca film festival and is, essentially, a virtual world which you’ll be free to wander in and explore. This collaboration between the BBC, virtual reality studio VRTOV and Google’s Daydream headset is one of those exploratory projects that feels like an admirable attempt to explore a version of the future. As gauche as Dooley’s offerings can sometimes be, this is given an extra edge of potency by the knowledge that these people now have representation in the White House.Īvailable from Thursday 1 December Google Daydream The assignment takes the form of a summer camp hosted by the Survivors organisation, during which Dooley will subject herself to a potentially devastating tidal wave of virulently anti-science and anti-commonsense rhetoric and assess the effect is has, both on her and the unfortunate American youngsters who are involved in this stuff for real.
In the first of this new series, poor Stacey is spending time with some US anti-abortion campaigners. Hopefully, it’ll establish its own identity as it beds in.Įven in its iPlayer-only incarnation, BBC3 continues to pack Stacey Dooley off to the world’s more contested corners. At this early stage, the show is more than a little indebted to FX’s Archer in both tone and visual grammar. It follows the exploits of a self-parodically glamorous, chiselled and tanned undercover police unit as they tackle everything from petty criminals to international drug cartels. This latest Netflix offering is a slick, knowing animated comedy set in a brightly rendered version of Australia’s Gold Coast.
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