POOL - MOVEMENT ART FILM Festival Berlin
SALTO is a shimmering slow-motion 10-min-rollercoaster of frictions between rocks, skin, saltwater, wind, feathers, fur, moss and concrete. A single panning movement of the camera circumscribes the dramatically contrasting landscapes of Madeira Island, Portugal. …read more
“George” was motivated by the killing of George Floyd in May, 2020 and the global reaction to this horrifying display of racial brutality. …read more
There are various perceptions about what time we are in and what loads our bodies can bear. It’s like an existential struggle that goes through the body, generating deep internal emotional discharge. …read more
In Plain Sight is the result of months of exploring urban movements on a boulevard in Tehran, Iran. In a society where many questions and restrictions exist around the concept of ‘movement’, three performers try to define the borders of dance. …read more
In a society of extreme distortion, people lives like ants and they actually don’t mind about it. Sunlight may not be inevitable, and in fact the rain may bring more clarity to the mind and body. …read more
A visual representation of a day inside the hectic city. …read more
This is an alley where I grew up. It was the only way to my grandmother’s house when I was a child. When I walked into it, my footsteps would be very clear, let my heart find peace. …read more
We Men is a short length performance film that highlights, explores and gives room for questioning the internal crises that a number of men have to deal with as it relates to communicating and accepting their feminine self (i.e Anima). …read more
Insular Bodies plays with materialities. What happens when we horizontalize human and biological, flesh and stone, wind, water and hair? Insular Bodies draws our attention to the wacky entanglements between the human and the non-human, the living and the non-living, and develops poetic images of an ecology that does not show hierarchies but rather approaches utopian scenarios of consonance. …read more