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A free data visualization — play it in your browser, no install. An experimental webgl gallery that can visualize tens of thousands of film posters as a voronoi diagram
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The silver screen's heyday is arguably behind us. Luckily, we have over a hundred years of cinema to fall back on.
An experimental WebGL gallery that visualizes tens of thousands of film posters in an interactive force-directed voronoi diagram.
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