Dance for Camera presents six films that are among the most outstanding examples of a new film genre that merges dance and film. Selected from festivals in Europe and North America, and winners of over 17
international awards, these films present an array of humor, drama,
beauty and rhythm not usually seen on film or stage made by young emerging artists from around the world.
Films Include:
Reines d'un Jour, Switzerland, 26 minutes
Choreographer: Marie Nespolo, Christine Kung; Director: Pascal Magnin
Measure, United States, 7 minutes
Choreographer: Dayna Hanson; Directors: Gaelen Hanson and Danya Hanson
Rest in Peace, UK & Netherlands, 9 minutes
Choreographer: Hans Hof Ensemble; Director: Annick Vroom; Producer: Rodney
Wilson
A Village Trilogy, Canada, 24 minutes
Choreographer and Director: Laura Taler
Cornered, Canada, 5 minutes
Producer/director/choreographer: Michael Downing
Contrecoup, Switzerland, 24 minutes
Choreography: Guilherme Botelho; Director: Pascal Magnin
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"Impressive, playful, haunting, sophisticated, sublime, wonderful!" - Dance Magazine
"Free-wheeling, life affirming! "
- Los Angeles Times
"No art form has showm more vitality or greater innovation in recent years… This is a sample of what's been happening. "- San Francisco Int'l Film Festival
Making Video Dance by K. McPherson
Bonus materials:
- Filmmaker
profiles
- Trailer gallery
- Interactive menus
Format: DVD
Running Time: 95 minutes
Color: Color
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