Eighteen-year-old Juana wants to lose her virginity. She refuses to let her wheelchair get in the way.

Embed yourself in with a group of soldiers in the trenches on 11 November 1918, ten minutes before peace is declared, bringing World War I to an end.

South Africa’s Rivonia Trial resulted in the life sentences handed to Nelson Mandela and nine other ANC activists, including Walter Max Sisulu, but also began the long process of ending Apartheid. This VR experience places you in the courtroom as Sisulu gives his testimony.

Welcome to a future where our memories can be recorded and stored for playback.

The story of US tennis champion and civil rights activist Arthur Ashe.

When the US dropped the bomb on Hiroshima, almost every living thing was destroyed … except for a 400-year-old Japanese White Pine bonsai.

Tactile and trippy, Ayahuasca takes you on a hallucinogenic journey … from the safety of your VR headset.

Featuring the voice of Always Be My Maybe’s Ali Wong, Bonfire is the latest VR work from Eric Darnell.

Over decades, tens of thousands of children in Uganda were abducted by Joseph Kony’s Lord’s Resistance Army and either enslaved or trained as soldiers. Children Do Not Play War gives survivors space to tell their own experiences.

An extraordinary use of the VR medium, Common Ground explores South London’s notorious Aylesbury Estate, currently subject to a ground-breaking but controversial regeneration project.

Drawing inspiration from Dreamtime stories and practices, four young Aboriginal Australians take you on an immersive journey through their visionary futures.

From Emmy-winning studio Felix & Paul comes this dark, twisted fantasy.

A new immigrant to Australia has found work driving a taxi, and you are his passenger.

In 1975 Rickey Jackson was falsely accused of murder, and sentenced to die. After 39 years on death row, new evidence secured his freedom. Send me Home follows Rickey as he readjusts to life outside.

Take a journey with the Green Book, from the perspective of black Americans.

Enjoy two VR experiences that put the focus on dance and movement.

Three VR works immersing audiences into lived African American experiences.

Three exciting new animated VR works from around the world.

Memories of war and peace are explored in these three unique VR experiences.

From revered filmmakers Molly Reynolds and Rolf de Heer comes a groundbreaking 3D VR experience that asks the question: what if humans are an invading alien force?