POOL - MOVEMENT ART FILM Festival Berlin
Set in a field of tall grasses, Blades captures the subtle movements of two women as they find shelter amid the stalks. MORE
In Ripples, we enter a world without angles or orientation: shallow water, beneath whose surface lies a disquieting stillness. MORE
Sulphur Edges is a choreographic encounter shaped with and through place. MORE
In 2008, Meg Stuart created a one shot video, inspired by the face-to-face videos of Vito Acconci, in which she explored time capsules of compressed presence revolving around simple actions and relational axes. MORE
A group of people float in a body of water, clustering and dispersing into shifting constellations. Cut off from context, this fluid landscape has its own temporality … MORE
Where were we a luminous white no place
half moon desert half simulated ski holiday on an unknown planet MORE
Through ritual, dance, and body-based practices, three traditional practitioners seek to restore the connection between humans and nature. Babadana (The Opening) reinterprets inherited knowledge through an experimental cinematic language. MORE
Inspired by Nietzsche’s chapter “The Wanderer” from Thus Spoke Zarathustra: The ruins of a castle at the end of the world, overgrown by nature, come to life through a body that reflects melancholy and memory. MORE
Where the land ends and the sea begins, two bodies lose themselves. MORE
A man wakes to a batik cloth that stirs his desire — straining against invisible restraint, he
merges with it and is free. MORE