About the film
Everything you need to know about the eagerly-awaited summer blockbuster
With an exceptional ensemble cast, Christopher Nolan has captured an incredible true story about one of the first turning points in the Second World War and translated it into a powerful cinematic experience.
Filmed entirely on IMAX and 65mm, ‘Dunkirk’ is an edge-of-your-seat epic thriller that will have you breathless from beginning to end. Click on the film page link below to find out more about the cast, cinematography and sound recording, which come together to bring the story of the real Dunkirk evacuation to heart-thumping life.
You can also find out more about the lifesaving work that continues today by the courageous volunteers at the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), who drop everything to risk their lives to save others.
With this week’s issue of Time Out we’ve given away 50,000 free Google Cardboard viewers, so you can immerse yourself in the world of ‘Dunkirk’. Here you can find out how to use the viewer to get inside ‘Dunkirk’ for yourself.
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If you didn’t get your hands on one of our exclusive Google Cardboard viewers, you can still get a glimpse of ‘Dunkirk’ in the stunning preview above. Plus you can experience the conditions that volunteer RNLI crew can face when saving lives at sea and witness the tough training that turns them into competent lifesavers.
How to see a VR link with Google Cardboard
To begin, look at this page on your smartphone.
1. Above, you will see a black screen with the YouTube icon next to the play icon.
2. Click on the word TUBE.
3. This will open up the YouTube app. Then click on the goggle icon.
4. The screen should then split into two halves. The smartphone is now ready to be inserted into the Google Cardboard goggles.
5. Slip your smartphone into the back of the goggles (there is a gap between the very back of the headset and the main body of the box with the lenses in).
6. You are now ready to put the goggles up to your eyes and immerse yourself in the action.
TIP If you wear glasses, you may find it easier to watch without them. Try with and without if that helps.
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