A multimedia journey that takes place in two parts. First, an interactive quest that recreates the night-time environment of the islands of Sorel in an ancient boat hangar. This is The Islands at Night, where visitors are guided by a smart lantern through a universe that floats between reality and fantasy, taking a tour of the history, biology, ecology and legends of the region, absorbing information and wonder in equal parts. Next is The River That Walks, a 360-degree video exploration of over 1,000 years of history that lights up an enormous riverside screening dome. To create the content, the team visited and filmed countless locations to produce visual reconstructions, calling on actors, historians and local community members for their own pieces of the historical patchwork. The result is a spectacular showing of the region’s roots and characteristics, and between video presentations visitors can light up sections of the dome themselves through interactive hotspots built into the ground.