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NETTE – A kinesic experiment – Artemis Pyrpilis

Greece

The project “ΝΕΤΤΕ: a kinesic experiment” is the result of the Artistic Residency of the photographer Artemis Pyrpili under the Artistic Residency Program of the Akropoditi Dance and Performing Arts Centre (2022-2023) with the topic: Covid-19: Our silence, our voice
It is based on the homonymous photo book of the creator.
Is an attempt to record a kinetic improvisation with a starting point and in interaction with archival images of Nette, in motion. The kinetic expression will be structured in the natural landscape of Syros (in coherence with nature as a background in the archival images) allowing any result that can arise through this internal “fermentation” of experimentation/improvisation based on the interaction with the kinetic expression of her grandmother.
The aim is to further connect the personal relationship between granddaughter and grandmother, but also to explore the broader connection between photography and dance.
The final result will be a video that includes both the archival images and the recording of the kinetic experimentation as through this it will apprehend the expression and physicality of Nette while exploring the movement through its recording.

Description:
In 2019, seven years after her grandmother’s passing, Artemis Pyrpilis went for the first time to the house where her grandmother was born and spent her childhood. Searching through the rooms, drawers and boxes she discovered previously unseen pictures of her when she was a young girl in the 40s. A dancer, a gymnast, a restless girl whom her closed ones called Nette. Who was Nette really and what was her connection to her?
Artemis Pyrpilis decided to interact with these archival images through her body.
The shared silence, from the inevitability of her death, slowly became a reason to find their common voice for all the things she did not know united them.

Credits
Montage, Production: Artemis Pyrpilis

Duration: 11 min.
Treiler:https://vimeo.com/796606180




 

 

Artemis Pyrpilis

Artemis Pyrpilis (1987) is a French-Greek photographer.
She studied photography in Paris and after working as a photographer in France, the UK, Germany and the United States she decided to return to Greece in 2013.
She has participated in various group exhibitions, at C / O Berlin in Germany, at the State Museum of Contemporary Art and at the Photobiennale in Thessaloniki, but also at the Host Gallery in London.
She has also presented her work in 2 solo exhibitions in Greece.
In September 2021, her first photo book “NETTE” was published by punto e basta editions and launched at the Polka Factory in Paris.
Today she lives in Thessaloniki where she teaches at the Stereosis School of Photography and at the MOMus-Museum of Photography of Thessaloniki while at the same time working on personal projects experimenting with various artistic fields.

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Ethnofest Projections

The Ethnofest – Athens Ethnographic Film Festival, held annually each November, is an international film festival showcasing humane and insightful socially-minded documentary films from around the globe. Alongside the main programme (Student Films, Panorama, Filmic Experiments), the festival includes special screenings, thematic sections, retrospectives, and has a particular orientation towards films that employ and facilitate an ethnographic approach and sensibility.
The festival, which was established in 2010 and has grown to be one of the most important and original film festivals in Greece, constitutes every year a significant international meeting place for documentary and ethnographic filmmakers. Each year, through numerous timely and lively parallel events, such as seminars, workshops, masterclasses, Q&A’s and exhibitions, the festival constitutes a major intervention in the city’s cultural and social life, as well as it contributes to international contemporary debates about the present and future of documentary film.

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Whatever Grandma Says

Three anthropologists enter Grandma’s kitchen to observe how dance moves the aging female body. Grandma Keti refuses to follow and puts on a performance — against language, age and cultural barriers — sharing life stories and love advice. This film is an ode to the magic of the encounter, the in-progress relationships, and the beauty of the fieldwork uncertainty. This film was made during the Athens Summer School in Visual Ethnographic Practices of 2022 organised by Ethnofest – Athens Ethnographic Film Festival in collaboration with the University of Amsterdam.

Jenthe Blockx is a Master’s student in Visual Culture and Film Studies at the University of Antwerp. She has conducted research on transnational, intimate relationships in times of COVID-19, for the completion of her Master’s degree in Social and Cultural anthropology at KULeuven. In future research, she is interested in further exploring visual and sensorial ethnographic practices.

Marianna Panourgia is a contemporary dancer, dance educator and ethnochoreologist based in Piraeus, Greece. She holds a Contemporary Dance Teaching Diploma and a Master of Arts in Ethnochoreology. Currently, she is a PhD candidate with focus on the ethnographic archiving oral traditions of contemporary dance whitin Higher Contemporary Dance Education in Greece.

Melia Weltzien recently obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Cultural Anthropology at VU Amsterdam. She has conducted research on representation practices and structures of exclusion in both German media and Amsterdam’s Art World. Through ethnographic filmmaking, she will continue questioning the issue of whose stories are being told and heard after all, aiming at more inclusive forms of storytelling.

Original Title: Ό,τι πει η γιαγιά
Directors: Jenthe BlockxMarianna PanourgiaMelia Weltzien
Country: Greece
Languages: EnglishGreek
Year: 2022
Subjects: AnthropologyBodyDance
Running Time: 9′
Festival: 2022
Festival Sections: Initiations: Student Films in Greece

 

Feeling from Outside

In October 2007 a group of artists of different nationalities took the initiative to set up a flamenco tablao in front of the Cathedral of Seville, claiming the street as a place of work and expression of their feelings. The street becomes their stage and the reception of the people consolidates their presence as a street flamenco group under the name “Son de Afuera”. This short documentary film bears witness, in the context of Andalusian society, to a way of feeling flamenco from “outside”.

Konstantina Bushboura (she/hers) is an independent researcher, anthropologist, filmmaker and human rights activist. Since 2007 she has been researching, directing and producing ethnographic documentaries on dance, politics and activism in Buenos Aires, Seville and Athens (Feeling from Outside, 2008, 18″, ESP / Working Dancers, 2017, 72″, ARG-GR, / 36 Months-Fighting for Zak, 2022, 12″). She is a founding member of the Buenos Aires-based educational and artistic organization ACA and coordinator of the Gender Network at the Greek Department of Amnesty International.

Direction and Research: Konstantina Bousmpoura
Script: Konstantina Bousmpoura / Antonio Rodrigo
Director of photography and editing: Antonio Rodrigo
Original music: Son de Afuera
Production: Danila Scarlino / Konstantina Bousmpoura / Antonio Rodrigo
Graphic design: Fernando Maya

Original Title: El Sentir desde Afuera
Director: Konstantina Bousmpoura
Country: Spain
Language: Spanish
Year: 2008
Subjects: ArtEuropeMusicPerformance
Running Time: 18 min.

 

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AVDP 13 on TouR 2023

AVDP on TouR 

ATHENS VIDEO DANCE PROJECT (AVDP) is an initiative founded in 2010 in Athens and has been organized by the Non Profit Organisation BelleVille. AVDP offers the ground for fruitful meetings and dialogue among artists from all over the world. It enhances not only the visibility of the art of videodance, but also the diversity of new media and technologies, the art of contemporary dance and multimedia dance performances, the performance and the cinema.

For the above reasons, there are five programs that reflect the idea of AVDP: the annual AVDP Festival – International Dance Film Festival, AVDP edu – Educational Program, AVDP on TouR and AVDP in Community and AVDP tv.

AVDP Team
www.avdp.gr
athensvideodanceproject@gmail.com

AVDP Facebook
AVDP Instagram
AVDP YouTube
AVDP Vimeo

Duration: 50 min
Trailer:https://youtu.be/cXeDQe7Bfrc




 

 

EQUILUX 

Direction: Apostolos Nikolaidis
Choreography: Danae Dimitriadi, Dionysios Alamanos
Assistant Director: Aggelos Tzouanakis
Colourist: Aggelos Mantzios | METAPOST 35mm FILM PRINT: CPC LONDON
VFX: Christos Mavridis
Title Design: Komodo design studio
Rehearsal Studio: Loop Dance Lab
Production Company: Bask Films

equi- +‎ Latin lux (“light”).
A day in which the durations of light and darkness are equal.
Equilux is a lasting struggle in a continuous motion, between day and night, light and darkness, black and white to keep humanity,
nature and every form of life in balance against any form of inequality.

Muros / Walls

Father and son. Secrets unsaid and unembraced grudges separate them.
A wall that guards silences, withheld tears, glances and shy contact.
The lack of communication.
In spite of it, the desire to embrace everything because they are the same story.

España / 2022 / 10 min. / 1.85 aspect ratio / Stereo
Guión y Realización: Dani Cobarrubias y Carmen Porras
Intérpretes: Thomas Chaussebourg y Clément Chevalier
Producción: Nido Producciones
Coreografía: Carmen Porras
Director de Fotografía: Dani Cobarrubias
Ayte. de Cámara y Gaffer: Laura Dafne
Montaje: Carmela Aguilar

KATAKLIDA ( ΚΑΤΑΚΛΕΙΔΑ ) 

A group of young people that mirror today’s society come face to face with authority. Authority that seeks to silence their freedom of expression and thus awakening their most extraordinary weapon: their art.

kopitoto 

kopitoto | Japan & USA Production | 08’34”

【Awards】
2022 Lawther/Graff No Violence Award — The 60th Ann Arbor Film Festival, USA
2021 2nd Place in The Best of 2021 in the Theaters — Het Parool Amsterdam-based daily newspaper
2021 Best Short Film Award (nominated) — Cinedans FEST ’21, Netherlands
2021 Encouragement Award (nominated) — Cinedans FEST ’21, Netherlands (PREMIERE)
2020 Finalist — The 18th Annual Dance Camera West, LA, USA (work-in-progress screening)
2019 #mydancefilm Winner — The 47th Annual Dance on Camera Festival, New York, USA (work-in-progress screening)

【Synopsis】
Our planet’s majesty is both mysterious and awe-inspiring. “kopitoto” offers us a glimpse into the snowy Japanese forests and the mythical inhabitants within.

【Production Info】
Production Company: Kusanagi Sisters (facebook.com/KusanagiSisters)
Country of Origin: Japan & USA
Filming Location: Iiyama, Nagano, Japan
Directed & Written by Lisa Kusanagi
Produced by Yvonne Meier, Lisa Kusanagi
Choreographer & Cast (order of appearance): JuJu Kusanagi, Lisa Kusanagi, Yvonne Meier
Director of photography: Koichi Makino
Assistant Cameraman: Hiroyuki Azegami
Production Designer: Lisa Kusanagi
Editor: Lisa Kusanagi
Music Composer: Ran Bagno
Makeup Artists: Lisa Kusanagi, JuJu Kusanagi
Costume Designers: Kerry Chipman, Minako Kusanagi
Hair Artist: Cozy Baba
Poster Designer: Naomi Shalev
Crew: Minako Kusanagi, Shoji Kusanagi, Ken-ichi Takano, Tomonori Kobayashi, Norimitsu Koganei
Location Manager: Lisa Kusanagi
Sponsored by: Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grants to Artists Award 2018 (NYC, USA), Yume Covo Inc. (Tokyo, Japan), Nabekura Kougen Heights Mori-no-Ie (Nagano, Japan)

【Reviews】
“Kopitoto” is lighthearted and weird, invoking hidden forest creatures and the life of a wintry Japanese wood itself. It’s the unholy alliance of Willy Wonka and an ‘80s Residents video (without the menace but with 100 times the technical skill). ”
– Los Angeles Times (written by Michael Ordoña, January 8, 2020)
latimes.com/entertainment-arts/movies/story/2020-01-08/dance-camera-west-film-festival

“Bushy eyebrows, bumpy costumes, a blue-lipped winter spirit and a landscape with lots of snow. The Japanese Kusanagi Sisters, who are inspired by the French film pioneer George Méliès, among others, combine a sense of humor with an eye for detail. Thanks to Cinedans, we can enjoy their short film at home during the first lockdown. Cheerful.”
– Het Parool Amsterdam-based daily newspaper (written by Jacq Algra, December 23, 2021)
parool.nl/kunst-media/dit-was-het-beste-van-2021-in-de-theaters-volgens-de-paroolrecensenten~b21c3ab5/?fbclid=IwAR38JgERln6SfoND6SObhs7nhQSKhc1MZoqc0qJ6b6TFK28_aokmjJ7O2TE

Whole 

W-hole is a dialogue between a body, music and space through movement.
Playing on the ambiguity of the homophones “whole” and “hole”, it traces out the evanescence of the self and the effort to understand and fulfill one’s self through a journey where the imaginary and the real overlap.

Herbarium – Zielnik

The Polish Dance Theatre was founded in 1973, it is professional and autonomic collective, it’s countenance evolved from the ballet-shaped spectacle forms to contemporary genres: dance theatre, characterized by crossing over genres, as well as technical and stylistic borders, liberating itself from traditional methods of expression, leaning toward interdisciplinarity, pursuing new theatre spaces and improvisation based process of creation.

MATAKI 

Until the awakening, the Baju tribe had long forgotten this art, a form of expression that brings solace, togetherness and joy. This call re-unites the tribe as they move to rhythm, passing through space and time, following that one voice that leads them back to their purpose.

Filmed in Kaduna, Nigeria
Director: Ridwan Adeniyi Abdullateef
Choreographer: Shannon Gillen
Featuring: Mud-Art Company – Jonathan Ayuba, Sarah Christopher, Abraham Onazi, Wisdom Patrick, Nathan Emmanuel, Ochai Ogaba
Composer: Ben Vida
Cinematographer: Raymond J. Yusuff
Camera Assistant: Richman Bako
Sound Recordist: Ronald Yusuff
Script Supervisor: Richard Yusuff
Color: Will Adashek
Costume: Khadija Yunusa
Location: Ridwan Adeniyi Abdullateef
Editor/VFX: Raymond J. Yusuff
Choreographic Collaborators: Jason Cianciulli, Kiley Dolaway, Marija Obradovic
Production: Critics Company

PRODUCED BY:
Jacob Jonas The Company
Executive Producer/Creative Director: Jacob Jonas
Producers: Jill Wilson, Emma Rosenzweig-Bock,
Associate Producers: Joy Isabella Brown, Francisco Cruz, Steve Hackman, Emily Kikta, Rubberlegz, Anibal Sandoval, Mike Tyus, Peter Walker
Fashion Director: Christian Stroble

CO-PRESENTED BY:
BAM, The Harris, The Soraya, Stanford Live, Stanford Global Studies

Bboys X Ballet Variation 

Concept & Direction: Joseph Simon Camera: Conni Trommlitz & Maiko v.d. Horst
Edit: Conni Trommlitz
Bboys: Kid Colombia, Tawfiq, Conni Produced by: Dansateliers Rotterdam

This is a pilot project for a series of encounters between Ballet and other dance cultures. This is part of my larger body of work “ballet fantasies” in which I search for alternative forms and identities for ballet through intercultural dance encounters. Inspired by sociology and cultural studies, I call these spaces of encounter and mutual affect “Third culture spaces”. They are a liminal space that emerges from the interaction between the different values, aesthetics and philosophies of the cultures behind the dances.

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AVDP on TouR

AVDP on TouR 

ATHENS VIDEO DANCE PROJECT (AVDP) is an initiative founded in 2010 in Athens and has been organized by the Non Profit Organisation BelleVille. AVDP offers the ground for fruitful meetings and dialogue among artists from all over the world. It enhances not only the visibility of the art of videodance, but also the diversity of new media and technologies, the art of contemporary dance and multimedia dance performances, the performance and the cinema.

For the above reasons, there are five programs that reflect the idea of AVDP: the annual AVDP Festival – International Dance Film Festival, AVDP edu – Educational Program, AVDP on TouR and AVDP in Community and AVDP tv.

AVDP Team
www.avdp.gr
athensvideodanceproject@gmail.com

AVDP Facebook
AVDP Instagram
AVDP YouTube
AVDP Vimeo

Duration: 60 min
Trailer: https://vimeo.com/650819630




 

Chanson

| Direction: Emmanouela Pechynaki • Choreography: Marina Kladi • GR • 3’

dancer: Marina Kladi
music: Agape – Nicholas Britell
filmed by Emmanouela Pechynaki
with the support of Cumana Film Experiment

Description: Παύση, ηρεμία, αναπόληση. Μια διαδρομή από τον εξωτερικό χώρο μιας στάσης τρένου στον εσωτερικό κόσμο της ελευθερίας και της απόλαυσης. Πόση δύναμη μπορεί να κρύβει αυτή η στιγμή και πόσο εύκολο είναι να την αναζητήσουμε;

XENO

| Direction: Amy J. Gardner • Choreography: Diego Vega • CA • 4′

Xeno is the smallest measurable unit of human connection, typically exchanged between passing strangers—a flirtatious glance, a sympathetic nod, moments that are fleeting and random but still contain powerful emotional nutrients that can alleviate the symptoms of feeling alone.

Filmed in Montreal, Canada
Director: Amy J. Gardner
Choreographer: Diego Vega
Featuring: Natasha Patterson + Sabine Van Rensburg
Cinematographer: Kristof Brandl
Composers: Alice Phoebe Lou + Thor Rixon
1st AC: Ivan Peloquin
Editor: Joy Isabella Brown
Color: Simon Bøisx
Loader: Olivia Nikolayenko
Executive Director of Nohbords: Homero Fernández Segura
Dancers Advisors: Rogelio Arrañaga, Fernando Guez, Diego Vertíz, Juan Carlos Shocker
Production: Telescope
Producers: Samuel Caron, Élise Lardinois, Félix Cayer
Production Coordinator: Marjorie Gauvin
Thank you: Ivan Hughes, Nancy Grant, Cineground, Félix Cayer, Clara Milo, Brin Schoellkopf, Vallery Rousseau (Le Beam)

PRODUCED BY:
Jacob Jonas The Company
Executive Producer/Creative Director: Jacob Jonas
Producers: Jill Wilson, Emma Rosenzweig-Bock, Mathieu Wothke
Associate Producers: Joy Isabella Brown, Francisco Cruz, Steve Hackman, Emily Kikta, Rubberlegz, Anibal Sandoval, Mike Tyus, Peter Walker

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:
Somewhere Magazine

CO-PRESENTED BY:
Joan W. and Irving B. Harris Theater for Music and Dance
Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts

KADUNA

| Direction: Ridwan Adeniyi Abdullateef, Jacob Jonas • Choreography: Vinson Fraley • NG • 6’

A movement born out of migration and distance—out of likeness and difference. In this mutually birthed language we seek to obliterate the illusion that we are separate from each other and the environment that holds us together. We are no bigger or smaller. We are a brotherhood. A kinship.

Filmed in Kaduna, Nigeria
Directors: Ridwan Adeniyi + Jacob Jonas
Choreographer: Vinson Fraley
Featuring: Ebinum Brothers
Composer: Anibal Sandoval
DP/Editor: Raymond Yusuff
Women Singing: Gbagyi Tribe
Sound Recordist: Ronald Yusuff
Costume Designer: Khadijah Yunusa
Color: Will Adashek
Production: Critics Company

PRODUCED BY:
Jacob Jonas The Company
Executive Producer/Creative Director: Jacob Jonas
Producers: Jill Wilson, Emma Rosenzweig-Bock, Mathieu Wothke
Associate Producers: Joy Isabella Brown, Francisco Cruz, Steve Hackman, Emily Kikta, Rubberlegz, Anibal Sandoval, Mike Tyus, Peter Walker

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:
Somewhere Magazine

CO-PRESENTED BY:
Joan W. and Irving B. Harris Theater for Music and Dance
Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts
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正念 – NOW

| Direction: Robin Mahieux • Choreography: Gypsy Snider, The 7 Fingers • CN • 4’ • CN/ENG

A woman deeply sleeps inside the limbs of her past, amongst the rubble of a previous life. She awakens to the fullness of the present moment, stepping into now, forsaking the past, and mindfully moving into the future.

Filmed in Shanghai, China
Director: Robin Mahieux
Choreographer: Gypsy Snider, The 7 Fingers
Featuring: Li Kehua (Lico)
Composer: Rosie Lowe
Cinematographer: Marcus Tang
Audio Mix: Harvey Grant
Steadicam Operator: Eric Wang
1st AC: Yang Yi
Editor + Color: Robin Mahieux
Producer: Vany Sun
Still Photographer: Fender Hsu

PRODUCED BY:
Jacob Jonas The Company
Executive Producer/Creative Director: Jacob Jonas
Producers: Jill Wilson, Emma Rosenzweig-Bock, Mathieu Wothke
Associate Producers: Joy Isabella Brown, Francisco Cruz, Steve Hackman, Emily Kikta, Rubberlegz, Anibal Sandoval, Mike Tyus, Peter Walker

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:
Somewhere Magazine

CO-PRESENTED BY:
Joan W. and Irving B. Harris Theater for Music and Dance
Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts

We Will Find It

| Direction & Choreography: Zoï Tatopoulos • USA • 3′

DO BUTTERFLIES REMEMBER BEING CATERPILLARS?

| Direction: CARAZ • Choreography: Alessandro Giaquinto • CA • 6′

A childlike man embraces a dance journey that leads him into various set- ups of adulting. Making the viewer wonder if he is a child becoming a man or a man seeking to be a child again.

Filmed in Montreal, Canada
Director: CARAZ
Choreographer: Alessandro Giaquinto
Featuring: Luca “Lazylegz” Patuelli
Composer: HOLOGRAMME
Cinematographer: Derek Branscombe
Child: Clément Lafleur
Production: Martine aimait les films
Producer: Amelie Glenn
Executive Producers: Emile Lavoie, Mathieu Leduc, CARAZ, Amélie Glenn, Derek Branscombe
Camera Assistant: Sébastien Blais
Set Designer: Jeremy Sandor
Costume Designer: André-Jade Hélie
Make Up Artist: Tania Guarnaccia
Gaffer: Jaden Scholes
Grip: Vincent Plourde-Lavoie
Sound: Pierre-André Francoeur
Production assistants: Mathis Brunet, Lily Maheu
Caterer: Café Rhubarbe
Editor: Thomas Bellefleur
Colorist: Simon Boisx
Sound Designer: Francois Bélanger
Sound Designer: Théo Porcet
Sound Mix: Cult Nation
Graphic Designer: Hayley Lim
With the support of Montreal Grande, Cinépool, Colossale, Cult Nation
Special Thanks: Maude Beaupré

PRODUCED BY:
Jacob Jonas The Company
Executive Producer/Creative Director: Jacob Jonas
Producers: Jill Wilson, Emma Rosenzweig-Bock,
Associate Producers: Joy Isabella Brown, Francisco Cruz, Steve Hackman, Emily Kikta, Rubberlegz, Anibal Sandoval, Mike Tyus, Peter Walker
Fashion Director: Christian Stroble

CO-PRESENTED BY:
BAM, The Harris, The Soraya, Stanford Live

Eva Stavrakaki – Natalia Vagena

| Direction: a Cumana Film Experiment • Choreography: Eva Stavrakaki, Natalia Vagena • GR • 2’

Aerial Straps – Bageion

| Direction: Peggy Zouti | Choreography: Kiriaki Baili • GR • 3′

WEAKNESS OF THE FLESH

| Direction: Kevin McGloughlin, Jacob Jonas | Choreography: Jacob Jonas • USA • 6′

Concrete, when dry, cemented and stuck. The body, delicate. When the mind is pushed, the potential of the defense system is revealed. Blank canvases and raw environments. The complexities of human nature exposed. Depth of understanding to the natural course. Society’s normality can’t enslave us. The mind pushes to the body. The mind pushes towards the weak flesh. A rebound effect that continues. This is a universal temptation that repeats through time.

Filmed in Los Angeles, USA
Directors: Kevin McGloughlin + Jacob Jonas
Choreographer: Jacob Jonas
Featuring: Emma Rosenzweig-Bock
Music & Sound Design: Max Cooper
Vocal: Samad Khan
Cinematographer & Color: Shaun Boyte
Animation & Edit: Kevin McGloughlin
Assistant Editor: Joy Isabella Brown

PRODUCED BY:
Jacob Jonas The Company
Executive Producer/Creative Director: Jacob Jonas
Producers: Jill Wilson, Emma Rosenzweig-Bock, Mathieu Wothke
Associate Producers: Joy Isabella Brown, Francisco Cruz, Steve Hackman, Emily Kikta, Rubberlegz, Anibal Sandoval, Mike Tyus, Peter Walker

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH:
Somewhere Magazine

CO-PRESENTED BY:
Joan W. and Irving B. Harris Theater for Music and Dance
Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts

Fibonacci

| Direction: Tomas Hubacek • Choreography: Marie Gourdain | CZ • 8′

Description: Human flock flows through wavy fields. An unenlightened hunter crosses its path. Environmental dance film or audiovisual meditation on Fibonacci patterns in the landscape, herd behavior, film structure and music.

anamnesis

| Direction & Choreography: Evaggelia Lousioti • GR • 3’

Description: From the perspective of dancing , music, costumes and semantics, the content and the synthesis is a blend of traditonal and contemporary dancing and aesthetics. The two women act in the space as individulas from one hand but also as a small collectivity in the other. Through poetic images and movement they introduce themselves to the ideas of liberty, identity and collective memory of their homeland. Dancing along with the elements of nature as a driving force, the collective unconsious is flowing through their bodies in order to find for themselves their grounding and self-awareness. Carrying alongside the traumatic memory of their land are trying to find their own standing in life as persons and women.

PLATFORM 59

| Direction & Choreography: Mairi Giannoula, Marina Kladi • GR • 1′

Είσαι ελεύθερος να βγεις από το σπίτι ακολουθώντας συγκεκριμένους κανόνες και προϋποθέσεις. Η έξοδος έχει συγκριμένο σκοπό και αριθμό. Η επιλογή του προορισμού, όμως, παραμένει ανοιχτή.
Τι γίνετε όταν η ρουτίνα και η επανάληψη παίρνουν μορφή σε ένα διαφορετικό περιβάλλον;
Τι γίνετε όταν αλλάζουμε τον προορισμό του επιλεγμένου αριθμού με παρέα;
Ήρθε η ώρα να βγεις. Θα επαναληφθείς ή θα αλλάξεις;

Exhale

| Direction & Choreography: Moniek van der Kallen • NL • 6′

Description: Overcoming the shock of a traumatic event, the female protagonist in the short dance film Exhale battles to fight off her past and learns to trust her own body again.

After

| Direction: Baptiste Debraux • Choreography: Juliette Hilaire | FR • 5′

‘Après’ is a dance film. It tells the story of two women who try to overcome a shock. Their combat tells a timeless and universal story. No matter what the traumatic event, the amount of energy required is as immense as it is beautiful…

Directed by Baptiste Debraux
Choreography : Juliette Hilaire
Music : ‘The outside force’ by Teho Teardo (courtesy of Specula Records)
Dancers of Paris Opera Ballet : Ida Viikinkoski and Juliette Hilaire
Cinematography : Athys De Galzain
Editor : Simon Birman

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WALK WITH ME (FILM)

Walk With Me – The Series
Tyler Carney and Joshua Faleatua

New Zealand

Walk With Me is a three-part dance film that focuses on a singular suitcase that passes through the hands of multiple carriers. Each carrier experiences a different path which changes the course of whom and what they meet along the way. Walk With Me plays with the construct of our everyday world through exploring time, nature, human experiences, movement, music and cinematography.

Premiere in Auckland Arts Festival 2021
Private Screening in Wellington, NZ 2021
Thessaloniki Cinedance International Festival 2021
Dance (Lens) Film Festival Australia 2021
Stockholm City Film Festival 2021

Duration: 42 min

Trailer: https://vimeo.com/520276939




Tyler Carney

Tyler Carney is from Sydney, Australia and is a graduate of The New Zealand School of Dance. Over 6 years Tyler has worked with Atamira Dance Company, House of Sand, Black Grace and Footnote New Zealand dance. She joined Teac Damsa, directed by Michael Keegan-Dolan for the production of MÁM which has toured to Ireland, Sadler’s Wells, Perth and New Zealand. Tyler was a tutor at The New Zealand School of Dance, sharing her knowledge around contemporary dance, improvisation and choreography.

Joshua Faleatua

Joshua Faleatua is a dancer and filmmaker from Auckland, New Zealand. He is a graduate of the University of Auckland and has worked with dance companies, Footnote New Zealand Dance, Chunky Move, Stephanie Lake Company, The New Zealand Dance Company, Movement of The Human, Body Island and Ta’alili. Joshua has also worked at University of Melbourne and The University of Auckland as a dance tutor. As a filmmaker, he has created video content for small businesses such as tattoo studios, clothing brands, barber shops, music and dance companies.

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SECRET CITY (FILM)

SECRET CITY

Greece

Celeste and Terrestre, try to find each other during a quick passage in the city of Brussels. Due to their inexplicable capacity to see the past they discover the transformation of several sites through a comparison with old postcards of the city from the early 1900s. During their fantastic journey, they are treating the city of Brussels as an enormous stage set and they cross exteriors and interiors to end up together in a futuristic utopia of colorful plastics of the 1950s ‘60s and ‘70s.

Concept, choreography, direction: Astero Lamprinou
Performance: Ana Cembrero Coca and Astero Lamprinou
Director of Photography:  Oliver Imfeld
Editing: Yorgos Lamprinos
Original music: Philippe Létalon
Costumes: Astero Lamprinou
Production support: Matching Socks Ventures, Fedeation Wallonie Bruxelles

Duration: 15 min

Astero (Styliani Lamprinou) originally from Athens and based in Brussels, studied movement, dance, cultural theory and choreography, at the Laban Center and London Contemporary Dance School and completed a masters in Surrey University with a scholarship from A. Onassis foundation. She was predominantly a performer in various fields (contemporary dance, opera, theater, video, installation) in London, Ireland, Athens and Brussels. She has worked with Dance Theater of Ireland, English National Opera, English National Theater and with choreographers such as Mary Tsouti, Yolande Snaith and David Hernandez and Joanne Leighton. Her first short dance film is Secret City and her second is Wall to Wall.

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