Well, EXIT Festival just took festival aftermovies to the next level. The Serbian fest's interactive video for 2015 was shot in coveted 4K by London's East City Films and it's a full-on, 360-degree experience of the picturesque mega event that can boast record-breaking attendance this year (300,000 attendees!). 

After all, there's a lot to like about and a lot to see see at the fifteen-year-old, four-day EXIT Festival. It was started by students as a cultural movement during the Serbian Revolution in 2000, and the  social importance of the festival has made it both unique and globally recognized as one of the best in the world. This rich heritage is captured in the video, which guides you through 360-degree views of stages, the audience, artists' performances, and the sweeping scenery of the Danube River and the 17th-century Serbian Petrovaradin Fortress in which the festival takes place. You'll feel like you're experiencing these show-stopping festival grounds in the flesh with an easy and awesome 360-degree toggle function that shows every corner of the massive Dance Arena, beachside stage, shows by the likes of Motorhead, Hardwell, Martin Garrix, The Prodigy, and more.

"This country should be spoken for by this festival. This is fuckin' beautiful, I am impressed to the core," Jesse Hughes of Eagles of Death Metal says as the video opens to Four Tet's atmospheric "Plastic People." The six-minute video is a fantastic visual essay on music as a universal language and how EXIT Festival embodies its slogan of "w here hedonism meets activism."