Air Supply Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities August 5

an evening of trip the light fantastic toe films, documentaries, and music videos

If yous're new to dance film, this is the screening for you! In our get-go collaboration with Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities, we're highlighting selections from our 18th annual festival flavour. Featuring documentaries, music videos, and short dance films, this lineup hails from the U.Due south., Brazil, Bharat, Ireland, France, Netherlands, and the U.Thousand., and has a little something for everyone.

The plan will include some styles you know and love — tap, ballet, and contemporary trip the light fantastic toe — and some styles you may not be as familiar with — Nangiarkoothu, traditional Irish dance, and so much more. With viewers who have never experienced a dance movie theater screening in mind, we've curated this particular program with equally much variety as possible, illustrating the diversity, depth, and artistry of the films in the genre.

Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities
6901 Wadsworth Blvd
Arvada, CO 80003

Accessibility: handicap parking, theatre on the first floor with ramps to edifice, wheelchair seating available upon request.
Must article of clothing a mask and bear witness proof of vaccination or recent negative Covid-19 test to nourish.

programme of films

This screening runs approximately 75 minutes plus one 10-minute intermission. A strobe light is present in one motion-picture show.

The Gift

2021 / France / 5 min

Directed by Paul Mignot

Produced by Jeanne Gay

Choreography by Lisa Deckert

Dancing by Lisa Deckert, Laura Arned, Lorenzo Finocchi

The Gift is a trip the light fantastic performance to express the beauty inside all of united states of america.

Exhale

2020 / Netherlands / 6 min

Directed by Moniek Van der Kallen

Produced by Lazlo Tonk, Dylan Tonk

Choreography by Moniek van der Kallen, Alicia Verdú Macián

Dancing by Alicia Verdú Macián

Cinematography by Erwan Van Buuren

Edited past Danjel Van den Hoogen

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Breathe starts in shock, when a traumatic event makes you aware of your vulnerability. Your reality has been affected. Can you trust your senses? Exhale evokes reflection, letting become of your anger and overcoming the feeling of powerlessness. And ultimately regaining conviction in your own instincts and trunk.

Similar Water

2020 / United Kingdom / ix min

Directed past Mthuthuzeli November

Produced by Richard Bolton

Choreography past Mthuthuzeli Nov

Dancing past José Alves, Isabela Coracy, Alexander Fadayiro, Marie Astrid Mence, Ebony Thomas

Music composed by Georgina Lloyd-Owen

Cinematography past Nauris Buksevics

Artistic Direction past Cassa Pancho MBE

Written by Asisipho Malunga

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Like H2o acknowledges the resilience of our ancestors, passed down from generation to generation. A world unkind to our people, yet somehow we survive. A earth that that has conditioned united states to not come across the dazzler of our peel, pilus, culture and our people. Just like water we flow, like water we change shape. Nosotros remain resilient.

Attention Bridge

2020 / United States / 3 min

Produced and Directed by Mitchell Rose

Choreography and Dancing by Emily Arden Jones

A dancer is shot from 16 camera angles and edited at a disturbing rate. And and then suddenly, zip happens. Intrigued? Watch on.

Bad Hombre

2020 / United States / three min

Produced and Directed by Martin Lombard, Facundo Lombard

Choreography and Dancing past Martin Lombard, Facundo Lombard

Featuring Lombard Twins

Music by Antonio Sanchez

Cinematography by Andy Cao

Camera Functioning by Andy Cao, Anai Garcia Medina

Artists / performers Martin and Facundo Lombard and five-time Grammy-winning drummer / composer Antonio Sánchez, tell, through the language of music and dance, the story of a man who struggles to make his voice heard and what this can crusade.

The Nangiarkoothu Artist

2020 / India/United States / 12 min

Produced and Directed by Deepa Nair

Featuring Dr Aparna Nangiar

The Nangiarkoothu Artist is a portrait dance film that uses a multi-narrative approach of traditional storytelling and a staged dance operation to create a poetic contour of a young Nangiarkoothu creative person, who practices and teaches a 2000 year former Sanskrit dance/theatre art form in Kerala, India. The audience is invited to become role of the dancer's world and exit with a new sensation of an art course and then ancient and nonetheless niggling known to the larger world.

10-minute intermission

Erêkauã

2021 / Brazil / 1 min

Directed by Paulo Accioly

Produced by Estranha Força

Choreography by Ernane Ferreira

Dancing by Kauã

Kauã dances in the loma, like a bird of prey.

I Modh Rúin

2017 / Ireland / 11 min

Directed by Ríonach Ní Néill

Produced past Ciotóg

Choreography by Ríonach Ní Néill

Dancing by Sibéal Davitt, Ciara Nic Einrí, Máire Nic Fhinn, Emma Fitzgerald, Máire Uí Fhlatharta, Úna Ní Fhlatharta, Proinsias Uí Ógartaigh, Emma Verling

Cinematography by Luca Trufarelli

What would compel you lot to get against the status quo and bring upward your family equally Irish speakers in English language-speaking Ireland of the 1950s to 1980s? In I Modh Rúin (in secret), Ríonach Ní Néill blends film, dance, interviews and music to tell the story of 5 women who did only that.

Swarm Raid

2019 / United States / 4 min

Directed by Anna Lindemann, Ryan Glista

Choreography past Felice Lesser, Ryan Glista, Anna Lindemann

Dancing by Lucy Fitz Gibbon, Anna Lindemann, Elizabeth Barbeau, Felicia Famularo, Maddie Gidman, Lenore Grunko, Allie Leonard, Rachel Surridge, Stephan Vazquez, Paige Woods

Music composed by Anna Lindemann

Music performed by Lucy Fitz Gibbon

Cinematography by Alex Rouleau

Edited by Ryan Glista

Lyrics by Emma Komlos-Hrobsky

Photographic camera by Alex Rouleau, Charlie Gorski, Evan Olson

The music and trip the light fantastic video Swarm Raid is a surreal trip to the grocery store inspired past an army ant swarm raid.

Flood

2021 / The states / 4 min

Produced and Directed past Mike Esperanza

Choreography by Mike Esperanza

Featuring BARE Dance Company

Dancing by Mike Esperanza, Leann Alduenda

Music composed by Mike Esperanza

Flood is a depiction of time and its build in spacial dynamics. Showing moments of interaction that dwell in surreal forms of suspension.

Axis Mundi

2020 / France / 2 min

Directed past Patrick Foch

Choreography and Dancing past Céline Garbay, Loriana Lorenzon

Cinematography past Benjamin Ziegler

The "axis mundi" is a connection between heaven and earth, betwixt the divine and the material. With this gravity-defying choreography, imagined and performed at the acme of a mountain and on the verticality of a pole dance bar, I wanted to deliver my own vision of this "axis mundi." Ii bodies merge and evolve precisely betwixt earth and sky, in a quest for physical and spiritual peak along this invisible thread.

The Air Before Me

2021 / United states / v min

Directed past Shaun Clarke

Produced past Shaun Clarke, John Lam, Helen Pickett

Choreography past Helen Pickett

Dancing by John Lam

Music composed by Peter Salem

Edited past Shaun Clarke

Director of Photography by Daniel Jacobs

The Air Before Me is a brusk dance pic that connects ethereal space and light with human agency in a continual affirmation of the present'south ability.

Samskara

2020 / The states / 7 min

Directed by Angela Rosales Challis

Produced by Chelsea Alley, Heather Francis

Dancing by Joseph Run Through, Delfine Uwimbabazi, Jyothsna Sainath, Jamaika, Sebastian Forbes, Akiko Kaneshiro, Joshua Perkins, Presley Fewkes, Sheyenne Utai

Written by Angela Rosales Challis, Conor Long

An abstracted flick to contribute to the fight against racism. Every bit an immigrant, I have experienced it start hand. This moving picture showcases the beauty and richness of humanity. Nine cultures unite to make art. The dancers will tell you lot what brings humanity together. Nosotros must come up together. This project was funded past the Utah Film Commission, Utah Sectionalization of Arts and Museums, and BYU Arts Partnership.

That'south all, folks! Nosotros hope you enjoyed the screening. If you have a moment, please have our audience survey to tell us which films were your favorites.

The background image is a still frame from Since The Silence (2016, Canada) directed past Thomas Corriveau.
The foreground image is a still frame from Exhale (2020, Netherlands) directed past Moniek Van der Kallen

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Source: https://sanssoucifestival.org/ssf-arvada-center-2021/

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