WEAVING IN - a dance film
Company:
KINEMATIK | Svea Schneider-Sierra
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Between intimate connection and distance, two dancers immerse themselves in the forest , tirelessly exploring the possibilities and limitations of the human body in relation to the body of the forest and the plant world. Bodies nestle into the space, merge with it, and then withdraw from this symbiosis. Unexpected perspectives are constantly revealed. Through intimate, dynamic and tension-filled choreography and visuals, the dance film WEAVING IN explores the multifaceted relationship between humans and the environment. It opens up a dialogue space to contemplate our position in the ecosystem, to raise awareness for a mindful interaction with the non-human nature surrounding us, and to become conscious of the interdependence of all living beings.
Supported by the NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK - STEPPING OUT, funded by the Minister of State for Culture and Media within the framework of the initiative NEUSTART KULTUR. Assistance Program for Dance.
Idea & Concept | Svea Schneider-Sierra
Choreography | Svea Schneider-Sierra in collaboration with the Cast
Direction | Svea Schneider-Sierra, Nina Hölzl
Cast | Amit Abend, Katrina E. Bastian
Editor | Nina Hölzl
Camera | Nina Hölzl, Cristobal Rey
Sound Engineer/Boom Operator | Mariano Scopel
Original Soundtrack | Turi Agostino
Costume and Masks | Federico Polluci
Producer | Svea Schneider-Sierra
Photography & Publicity | Janine Lohse
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