We are Laura and Ana, two filmmakers from Argentina, exploring the intersection of film, science, and technology. Together, we’ve created The Library of All Possible Things, a cinematic and immersive experience that invites audiences to journey into the intricate world of the immune system—a system that connects us all.

Imagine your body as a vast, living library. Each time it encounters a virus or bacteria, it writes a new book, a guide to future survival. The immune system uses antibodies, specialized markers, to identify and combat threats, storing these “bookmarks” in its ever-evolving archive.

Sometimes, though, the system falters. For those moments, science has given us monoclonal antibodies—artificial bookmarks developed in laboratories. These tools, invented by César Milstein (Ana’s great uncle and Nobel laureate), revolutionized medicine, enabling treatments for diseases like cancer and COVID-19, and are embedded in diagnostic tools like rapid tests.

Through an immersive installation and a traveling VR experience, The Library of All Possible Things translates this complex science into a story of wonder. Step into a vast, surreal library where books glow, fall, and rearrange themselves. Witness the silent battles your body fights every day to keep you alive, and see how monoclonals restore order when chaos threatens.

This experience is more than just science—it’s an exploration of resilience, evolution, and the invisible systems that sustain life. By combining storytelling and cutting-edge technology, we aim to make the marvels of immunology accessible to everyone, from museums and universities to rural schools and remote communities.

We’re currently seeking partners—labs, incubators, and organizations—who share our belief in the power of storytelling to bridge science and humanity. Together, we can bring this transformative experience to audiences around the world.

The next great frontier isn’t in the stars—it’s within us.