The sci-fi epic "Interstellar Effect" will tour on stage with a film symphony concert

The sci-fi epic "Interstellar Effect" will be staged in a film symphony concert. (Courtesy of MNA)

[Reporter Ling Meixue/Reporting from Taipei] Christopher. Christopher Nolan's sci-fi epic "Interstellar" grossed hundreds of millions of dollars at the global box office in its first week of release in 2014 and was highly praised. The film symphony concert created by "Interstellar Effect" will tour at the 3rd Hall of the National Watch Art Museum from November 27th to December 2nd.

The plot of "Interstellar Effect" tells the story of a team of explorers carrying humanity's last hope at the end of the day when Earth's survival resources are on the verge of being scarce. They resolutely penetrate black holes and interstellar space and head to unknown stars hundreds of millions of light-years away to explore the dim future of mankind. The film's profound depiction of time, gravity and family affection is still an unbeatable masterpiece in the hearts of countless movie fans.

Music master Hans. Hans Zimmer broke the rules in "Interstellar Effect" and used extremely simple sounds that are almost as heartbeat-like to depict the ruthless passage of time and the mutual pulling emotions between people. This movie symphony concert will present the entire film on the big screen, and will be performed simultaneously by a symphony orchestra and a digital organ, recreating many deeply rooted classic soundtracks such as "Cornfield Chase", "Stay", "S.T.A.Y.", "Mountains" and "No Time For Caution", leading the audience to wander in the vast universe.

It will be performed at the National Taichung Opera House on November 27th; at the Taipei National Concert Hall on November 29th and December 1st; and on December 2nd at the Weiwuying Opera House. For details, please contact the MNA ticketing website.