Feature-length Experimental Documentary by Elly Cho
Climate Hybrids (2025) is Elly Cho’s first feature-length experimental documentary, filmed between New York and Seoul. The project explores human-ecological co-evolution through a hybrid visual language that fuses AI-generated imagery, choreography, and climate science. Shifting between dual-screen and single-screen formats, the film mirrors the fragmented rhythms of memory, movement, and planetary change.
The film includes interviews and insights from leading experts in climate science, anthropology, and water systems — including professors from Columbia University. Their voices shape a narrative that navigates adaptation, extinction, and speculative futures beyond Earth.
This work represents a pivotal moment in Cho’s interdisciplinary practice, interweaving ecological transformation, cultural memory, and immersive visual storytelling.
Informed by urgent ecological questions, Climate Hybrids proposes new ways of sensing and imagining our entanglement with a rapidly transforming planet.
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Feature-length Experimental Documentary by Elly Cho
Climate Hybrids (2025) is Elly Cho’s first feature-length experimental documentary, filmed between New York and Seoul. The project explores human-ecological co-evolution through a hybrid visual language that fuses AI-generated imagery, choreography, and climate science. Shifting between dual-screen and single-screen formats, the film mirrors the fragmented rhythms of memory, movement, and planetary change.
The film includes interviews and insights from leading experts in climate science, anthropology, and water systems — including professors from Columbia University. Their voices shape a narrative that navigates adaptation, extinction, and speculative futures beyond Earth.
This work represents a pivotal moment in Cho’s interdisciplinary practice, interweaving ecological transformation, cultural memory, and immersive visual storytelling.
Informed by urgent ecological questions, Climate Hybrids proposes new ways of sensing and imagining our entanglement with a rapidly transforming planet.
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