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One Another, 2019, USA, 8 min
Directed by Kevin Frilet
                  Produced by Guillaume de Bary
                  Choreography by Julie Bour
                  Featuring CalArts School of Dance
                  Dancing by Maya Allen, Shiloh Beckett, Audrey Collette, Damontae Hack, Kehari Hutchinson, Catalina Jackson-Urueña, Nadia Muhammad, Emara Neymour-Jackson, Liessa Son, Jasmin Sugar, Im Vorapharuek, Kevin Zambrano and Robin Sanders
                  Music Composed by Arthur Simonini
                  Music Performed by Matteo Pastorino, Arnaud Biscay
                  Cinematography by Nicolas Petris
                  Edited by Maxime Pozzi Garcia
                  
                  
                  
                  From the undergrounds of a city, a group of people emerge from the darkness, bodies mingling and intermingling to form one.  Wandering the streets of this city where the sky seems clear but the air so dense, everyone wanders according to his own epic stories, with his fears and hopes, with his loves and bitterness, with his rage and his tedium. They are the story we tell.
                Double Up, 2017, United States, 15 min
Directed by Francesca N. Penzani
                  Produced by Francesca N. Penzani, Emily Drossner
                  Choreography by Francesca N. Penzani
                  
                  Dancing by Kyreeana Alexander
                  Music by Nedra Wheeler
                  
                  Cinematography by Vincent Wrenn, Aaron Marquette
                  Edited by Francesca N. Penzani
                  
                  
                  
                  "My heart’s beating inside myself, inside yourself, the heart of the earth. I am here are you? Can you see me? Can you hear me?"

Based on a dream to bring two women together to create a collaboration that celebrated the joy of being alive, “Double Up” is a powerful conversation, through music and dance: Nedra Wheeler on bass and voice, and tap dancer Kyreeana Breelin.
                 
                  Cygnus, 2018, United States, 6 min
Directed by Cara Hagan, Robert Uehlin
                  
                  Choreography and Dancing by Cara Hagan
                  
                  
                  Music by Mike Wall
                  
                  Filmmaker: Robert Uehlin
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  A short screendance filmed on location on Battle Lake, MN. Cygnus invites us to revel in the beauty of the sunrise over calm waters as the moon slips behind the horizon. A celebration of the earth, the body, and their kinship.
                 
                  La Sabina, 2019, USA/Mexico, 5 min
Directors by Ana Baer + Rocio Luna
                  Producer by Baer Productions
                  Music by Joaquin Lopez Chas
                  La Sabina is an exploration of contemporary surrealism. Loosely based on the tales of Maria Sabina, a female shaman from the depths of Mexico who exposes the connections between the human and the spiritual worlds. Inspired by Claude Cahun’s constant discourse of multiplicity as well as Remedios Varo’s androgynous quality of oneiric vulnerability, this screendance stands in the intersection of fantasy and reality.
                DYNAMITE, 2018, United States, 7 min
Directed by Leila Jarman
                  
                  Choreography and Dancing by Maceo Paisley
                  
                  
                  Music by Michael Sempert
                  
                  Cinematography by Ariel Pomerantz
                  Edited by Leila Jarman
                  
                  
                  
                  A short, poetic performance art/dance film that investigates gender and masculinity --more specifically the American black male experience-- through embodied inquiry to find spaces where identity exists between and in opposition to social constructs. This film guides us through narrative incorporating movement, spoken word, and chant, as it uncovers truths about race, gender, and success in an ever-changing social landscape.
                PASSING BODIES, 2018, Brazil, 5 min
Directed by Osmar Zampieri
                  Produced by Corpo Rastreado
                  Choreography by Jorge Garcia, Osmar Zampieri, Willy Helm
                  Featuring GRUPO GRUA
                  Dancing by Alexandre Magno, André Graça, Fernando Martins, Henrique Lima, Jerônimo Bittencourt, Jorge Garcia, Roberto Alencar, Osmar Zampieri
                  
                  
                  Filmmaker: Osmar Zampieri
                  
                  Drone Operation by Ricardo Yamamoto
                  Secondary Cameras by Mariana Sucupira, Aluã Pereira, Felipe Barrocas
                  
                  A sensitive, anachronistic dialogue that builds up in the tension of bodies interacting with different spatialities. From the São Francisco River to the urban spaces of the city of São Paulo, men experience ties of affection in the search for a space-time marked by persistent conflict. Photo by: Leandro Moraes
                Pooling, 2018, United States, 4 min
Produced and Directed by Dawn Westlake
                  
                  Choreography and Dancing by Marc Carrizo Vilarroig
                  
                  
                  Music by Joan Armand Forero
                  
                  
                  
                  DP/Editing/VFX by Pol Carrizo Vilarroig
                  Animation by Dismas & GrissyG Lizarraga
                  
                  When one takes an ill-advised leap of faith into the void, the body breaks. It takes a pooling of the deepest resources of the spirit to reconstruct the man.
                 
                  Anasa, 2018, Greece, 4 min
Directed by Maja Zimmerlin, Thomas Delord
                  Produced by Odos Productions
                  Choreography by Maja Zimmerlin
                  Featuring Odos Productions
                  Dancing by Antonio Terrones, Aurore Allo, Kritonas Anastasopoulos, Lito Anastasopoulou, Zoé Leduc
                  Music Composed by Maja Zimmerlin & Thomas Delord
                  Music Performed by Maja Zimmerlin
                  Filmmaker: Thomas Delord
                  
                  
                  
                  
                  The right to breath and to feel the fall. Earthquake. Inside or outside. A connection through matter and its dissolution. The earth, the stone, the sand, the sea. Bodies. Connected. Dry flowers pushing out from the sand. Dissolving. Filled bodies, unstoppable. Earth bodies, floating inside or outside. The right to exist, to simply be.
                


 
       
       
       
      