Here, the new movie from director Robert Zemeckis, features a camera that stays firmly rooted in space, while all of time flows around it — evolution flourishes and civilizations rise, though most of the movie is set in a relatively tight span of about 120 years, from the turn of the 20th century to the present day, during which the unroving eye inhabits a New England home’s living room.

The film is based on a graphic novel that traces its roots to the 1980s, and has been attempted as a short and a virtual reality experience.{ai:summary}<p>Robert Zemeckis' new film employs a stationary camera to capture the passage of time, showcasing evolution and the rise of civilizations. The narrative primarily unfolds over approximately 120 years, from the early 20th century to the present, centered in a New England living room. </p><p>#culture</p>

Director Robert Zemeckis talks about Here, a movie where the camera never moves

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