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October
19 / 18.30
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Sprue / GB
2003 / 1’
Director:
The Five Andrews
Garden fantasy inspired by speeded up
film of plant growth.
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Uzes Quintet / F
2004 / 24’45”
Director: Catherine Maximoff
Choreographers: Javier de Frutos, Emmanuel Gatt, Kitt
Johnson, Peeping Tom Collectif, Nathalie Pernette, Andreas Schmid
Camera: Samuel Dravet | Sound: Paolo de Jesus | Photo: Samuel
Dravet | Editing: Tatjana Jankovic | Producer: Patrice Nezan |
Production company: Heure d’Eté Productions
Five
choreographers, five worlds, singular body languages. A cinematic
tale in which each of the dancers create strange echoes with their
environment.
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Business
as usual / CAN 2005 / 10’13”
Director:
Joe Hiscott | Graphic design: Dan Buller | Camera: Lyenne Kamm,
Stephen Legari | Music: Brian Sanderson | Photo: Lyenne Kamm,
Stephen Legari | Editing: Joe Hiscott | Producer: Joe Hiscott |
Production company: Etherman Productions
An experimental
film in which the body, its presence and gestures in relation to
the camera are essential to the concept and content of the film.
The choreography is in the editing of the material.
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Autumn
/ H 2004 / 5'
Video: Leitner Karina, Halmágyi
Zsolt | Dance: Maday Tímea | Music: Dead Can
Dance
Self-expression in harmony with the nature where
the movement turns into dance and dance turns into movement.
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The
God / RUS 2003 / 4’20”
Director:
Konstantin Bronzit | Music: Valentin Vasenkov | Editing:
Konstantin Bronzit | Producer: Sergei Selyanov, Alexander Boyarsky
| Production company: Melnitsa Animation Studio and CTB Film
Company
A humorous animated short about Shiva.
“Sometimes the Gods can be vulnerable.”
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the
invited / CAN / USA 2004 / 12’22”
Director:
Jonathan Inksetter | Choreographer: Meg Stuart | Dance:
Damaged Goods: Loup Abramovici, Simone Aughterlony, Joséphine
Evrard, Antonija Livingstone, Sam Louwyck, Andreas Müller,
Vania Rovisco, Thomas Wodianka | Music: Jonathan Inksetter / Paul
Lemp & Bo Wiget: Visitors Only c. zenéje alapján
/
the invited is a reinterpretation of one specific
scene from Visitors Only (2003), a creation by Meg Stuart
and Damaged Goods. The characters have no memory and their
perception is disturbed, disposed in visions and volatile
information. Herein the body becomes a radio receiver and
transmitter for fragments, gestures, signals for image, energy and
sound; a transit zone, where dream and reality pass by.
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Swan
Lake / GB 2002 / 1’
Swanlake in the
bathroom. Caricature in sixty seconds.
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While
the Cat’s Away / IZL 2003 / 5'
Conception:
Helena Jónsdóttir | Director/Choreographer: Helena
Jónsdóttir, Unnur Ösp Stefánsdóttir
| Dance: Margrét Olafsdóttir, Edda Arnljótsdóttir
| Music: Hallur Ingólfsson | Producer: Anna Dís
Olafsdóttir |Production company: Saga Film
When a
young pedantic daughter is at work, her elderly mother transforms
into a wild dancer, using their overfilled flat as a stage. A
heartwarming comedy about prejudice, self-respect and dreams
fulfilled.
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October
19 / 20.00
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Sprue
/ GB 2003 / 1’
Director: The Five
Andrews
Garden fantasy inspired by speeded up film of plant
growth.
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Amelia
/ CAN 2003 / 59’27”
Director/Choreographer:
Edouard Lock
Dance: La La La Human Steps:
Andrea Boardman, Nancy Crowley, Mistaya Hemingway, Keir Knight,
Chun Hong Li, Bernard Martin, Jason Shipley-Holmes, Billy Smith,
Naomi Stikeman, Zofia Tujaka
Light design: André
Turpin
Cameraman: Daniel Guy, Arianne Jonassen, Marie-Claude
Coté
Music: David Lang
Editing: Edouard
Lock
Producer: Bob Krupinski, Pierre L. Touchette
Production
company: Amerimage-Spectra, Media Principa
Powerful
performances by the dancers of La La La Human Steps combine with
the delicate sensual lighting of André Turpin and a
minimalist environment conceived by Édouard Lock to create
a seamless whole, where the camera interacts in tightly
choreographed moves to reveal, blend and alter our perception of
the dance.
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October
20 / 18.30
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Sprue
/ GB 2003 / 1’
Director: The Five
Andrews
Garden fantasy inspired by speeded up film of
plant growth.
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Annonciation
/ F 2003 /
23'
Director / Choreographer: Angelin Preljocaj
Dance: Ballet Preljocaj: Julie Bour, Claudia de
Smet
Music: Stéphane Roy (Crystal Music), Antonio
Vivaldi (Magnificat)
Production company:
Telmondis
Co-production: Arte France, Ballet Preljocaj,
Production Autrement Dit
A creative and clever
combination of the elements of dance, movements and film. A
beautiful interpretation of the dramatic scene through a dance
film when the virgin Mary encounters Archangel Gabriel who informs
her that sho carries the Messiah in her womb.
Video
recording kindly lent by the Ballet Preljocaj, National
Choreographic Center of Aix-en-Provence – France.
All
informations about Ballet Preljocaj : www.preljocaj.org
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Kathak
in a pool of lights / GB 2003 / 1’
Dance
of hands in light.
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Gold
/ GB 2004 / 10’00”
Director: Rachel
Davies
Choreographer: Hanna Gillgren
Dance: Amy Tarrant,
Jessica Brough
Music: Tom Gilleron
Photo: Natasha
Briaer
Editing: Nick Fenton
Producer: Polly Nash
Production
company: Spectacle Productions
Two young Olympic
gymnasts dance in their local gym. Set in an ordinary London
suburb, GOLD creates a surreal and sensual world, a celebration of
motion, energy and the rich elegance of human movement, evoking
the promise of freedom and power of adrenaline of the girls’
early teenage years.
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Man’dalas
/ CAN/I 2004 / 6’00”
Director:
Cosimo Zitani
Choreographer: Mark Johnson
Dance: Mark
Johnson
Music: Mark Johnson
Photo: Martin Julian
Editing:
Ken Davis, Sabina Kapil, Cosimo Zitani
Effects: Tom
Hillman
Producer: Martin Julian
Production company: Julian
Pictures
The mundane transforms into the sublime when a
man gets caught in a revolving door and realizes his only escape
is to succumb to the circular flow of motion.
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Body
electric #1 / I/GB 2005 / 4’04”
Director,
editing, music, producer, photo: Davide Pepe
Choreograher,
dance: Miriam King
A women sits in a chair.The retained
power of a dance implodes in small motions and explodes in nervous
gestures. It ferments in impossible movements until becoming the
very primal body energy.
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Waiting
H 2005
8’07”
Director: Kasza
Gábor
Choreographer: Hód Adrienn
Dance: OFF
Dance Company: Bakó Tamás, Dányi Viktória,
Francia Gyula, Garai Júlia, Hernádi Csaba, Horváth
Andrea, Lex Alexandra, Németh Kálmán, Molnár
Csaba, Molnár Zoilly, Murányi Zsófia
Music:
Kovács Ferenc
Photo: Lovasi Zoltán
Editing:
Somossy Olivér
Eight minutes about life. In a
waiting room. The first dancefilm by the hungarian filmmaker and
choreographer.
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“I’m
an optimist about nothing”
GB
2003
1’
One minute experiment to bring movement
and the technical elments of filmmaking into one art piece.
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Face
it
GB 2002
1’
Faces. Expression.
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October
20 / 20.00
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Sprue
GB
2003
1’
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The
cost of living
GB 2004
34’29”
Director:
Lloyd Newson
Camera: Nikki Weston
Performers: DV8
Physical Theatre: Eddie Kay, David Toole, Vivien Wood, Tanja
Liedtke, Rowan Thorpe, Kareena Oates, Tom Hodgson, Jose Maria
Alves, Robin Dingemans, Eddie Nixon
Music: Nick Hooper, Paul
Charlier, Jonathan Cooper
Photo: Cameron Barnett
Editing:
Stuart Briggs
Stuck in a shabby seaside town, street
performers Eddie and David work, argue, fail at romance and fall
out with friends as the summer season fades. DV8 has made works
for the stage since 1986. The Cost of living is their fourth film.
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The
Miraculous Mandarin
H 2000
35'
Director:
Mészáros Márta
Choreographer:
Bozsik Yvette
Performers: Bozsik Yvette, Zhang Yu
Jung, Jan Nowicki, Vati Tamás, Gálffi László,
Kamarás Iván, Szabó Gyõzõ
Writer: Lengyel Menyhért
Camera: Piotr
Wojtowicz
Music: Bartók Béla
Producer: Kóródy
Ildikó, Mészáros Márta, Miskolczi
Péter
A unique interpretation of the classical
mandarin story . Three bums force a young girl into
prostitution. She has to seduce men so that the bums can humiliate
and rob them. The plan works well until a strange and wealthy
Chinese man turns up. The bums kill him once, twice, three times
to no avail, for the Chinese man falls in love with the girl and
cannot die before he possesses her. The girl is cleansed through
the passionate love of the miraculous mandarin and he is happy to
die in her arms.
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October 21 / 18.30
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Sprue
GB
2003
1’
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Burst
IZL 2003
5’00”
Director: Reynir
Lyngdal
Choreographer: Katrin Hall
Dance: Kata Johnson,
Elías Knudsen
Music: Bix
Producer: Anna Dís
Olafsdóttir
Production company: Saga Film
A
couple fights in their bedroom over a burst water pipe.
Techniques involving water tank explosions and trampolines.
References; martial arts and cartoon strips.
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Montevideoaki
MEX / J 2005
5’00”
Director:
Octavio Iturbe
Choreographer: Hiroaki Umeda
Dance: Hiroaki
Umeda (S020 Társulat)
Music: S020
Photo: Miguel
Grompone
Editing: Octavio Iturbe, Miguel Grompone
Producer:
Síganle Producciones
Production company: Síganle
Producciones, Madrid
Co-production: Estudiotre, Montevideo
The
film is based on a solo performance „While going to a
condition”, filmed in Montevideo. Unique dance technique in
an industrial atmosphere.
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Exosphere
GB
2002
1’
Different perception of the world in a
one minute shortfilm
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Nascent
GB
/ AUS 2005
9’46”
Director: Gina
Czarneczki
Choreographer: Garry Stewart
Dance: Australian
Dance Theatre
Music: Christian Fennesz
Photo: Gina
Czarneczki
Editing:Gina Czarneczki
Producer: David Metcalfe,
Lee-Anne Donnolley
Production company: Forma Arts and Media
Unlimited, Australian Dance Theatre
Nascent is between
dance and visual arts, biology and technology, live show and
video.
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Chrysalis
F
/ GB 2002
26’
Director: Olivier
Mégaton
Choreographer: Wayne McGregor
Photo:
Valérie Le Gurun
Production company: ARTE (France),
Heure d'Été Productions (France), Samsafilm
(Luxembourg)
K has discovered that he is different from
other insects.
He thinks, he exists, he wants to become...a
human being!
Will his love affair with this young girl succeed
?
Basing his film on the latest choreography by the talented
young UK
dancer Wayne McGregor, director Olivier Megaton
contructs a surprising fantasy
world which is half-insect,
half-human.
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