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9 Nov – 20:30

Lecture and showing of selected work from Walter Verdin

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10 Nov – 20:30

International Dancefilm Screenings

11 Nov – 20:30

International Dancefilm Screenings

22:00 Coda and Finale with dj Ultraterrestrial

Screening Selection. Time table will be update soon

Fake Demonstration by Janina Arendt

(2’30 – 2011 – Austria)

Continuum by Manon Le Roy

(11′ – 2009 – France)

Perforar El Instante by Elisabet Prandi

(19′ – 2009 – Spain)

On Peut Pas Etre Tranquille Le Dimanche by Foofwa d’Imobilite

(19′ – 2010 – Switzerland)

Persecution by John T. Williams

(3′ – 2009 – US)

Black Train is Coming by John T. Williams

(3′ – 2011 – US)

A Praça by Filip Martins

(14′ – 2011 – Portugal)

Light Life by Mikko Kallinen & Hanu Pekka Vitikainen

(14’50 – 2009 – Finland)

A Secret Place by Alessandro Amaducci

(4’20 – 2010 – Italy)

Lucky Minutes by Jorgen Teller

(20′ – 2011 – Denmark)

Pagan Inner by Alessandro Amaducci

(6’30 – 2010 – Italy)

Shedding by Alessandro Amaducci

(7′ – 2010 – Italy)

(IN) by Mikko Kallinen

(6’50 – 2011 – Finland)

Lola by Anna Potapova

(3’11 – 2011 – Russia)

Antithesis by Natalia De la Vega

(11’30 – 2011 – Argentina)

The Mysteries of Nature by Dahci Ma

(10′ – 2008 – South Korea)

Fragments by Zied Meddeb Hamrouni & Rachida Amara

(10′ – 2010 – Tunesia)

Meg Stuart’s Alibi by Maarten Vanden Abeele

(23′ – 2001 – Belgium)

GRAND PALAIS deuxmilledix by Luc Gobyn

(13′ – 2011 – Belgium)

Self Portret in Very Dark by Jóhan Martin Christiansen

(6’10 – 2011 – The Faroe Islands)

Glow Motion by Karen Eide Bøn

(10′ – 2011 – Norway)

Doors: 20:00

Continuous Screenings in peripheric spaces

Trois Quarts Temps Tentative de description d’un projet in situ by Thomas Bernardet

(64′ – 2010 – France)

Dansons au crepuscule des Idoles by T. Delferiere & Head of Wantastiquet

(45′ – 2007 – Belgium)

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Lecture by choreographer filmmaker Wim Vandekeybus/Ultima Vez with excerpt from his cinematographic work.

In Monkey Sandwich, Wim Vandekeybus’ latest performance, he is again taking a completely new direction. His work is a fusion of music, dance, theatre and film, and this time the focus is on the last. In this lecture the Belgian choreographer, director and photographer will try to explain what guides him in the process of making a new piece or film: is it a vision of the whole, an idea which he explores in movements, a message which he tries to convey through dance and film or…? And of course he will tell more about what fascinates and disturbs him most in life and what to expect from him in the (near) future.

photo Pieter-Jan De Pue

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EM BRANCO by Juan Zapata/Tisi Rangel
28′ – 2007 – Brazil

ICH IST EINE ANDERE by Harald Opel/Theater der Klaenge
14′ – 2009 – Germany

VERT by Magnus Berg, Malin Stattin, Ulrika Berg
5′ – 2010 – Sweden

BOX by Ivan Rubio/Gabrielle Martin
5’20 – 2010 – Canada

ABYSS by Louise Baduel and Lieven Dousselaere
14’34 – 2010 – Belgium

…DE SAN VITO by Javier Rodriguez Espinosa
6′ – 2009 – Spain

NO APARCAR – SALIDA DE CABALLOS – GRACIAS by Luc Gobyn
34′ – 2010 – Belgium

AN ANT by Kimmo Alakunnas
24′ – 2010 – Finland

REFRACTIONS by Paul Neudorf/Jonathan Turrotte
6’15 – 2008 – Canada

STRANDS by Paul Neudorf/George Stamos
6’15 – 2010 – Canada

SIX PACK by Emilie de Vlam
1′ – 2010 – Belgium

PORTS IN MOTION by Joop Menting/Kevin Polak
4’40 – 2009 – The Netherlands

STORY CASE by Filipe Martins/Né Barros
10’37 – 2009 – Portugal

TIMECOPY by Carina Hesper/Gabriela Tarcha
10′ – 2007 – The Nederlands

DERRIERE ELLE by Ishrann Silgidjian, Thomas Turine, Natalia Sardi, Laida Aldaz
12’41 – 2009 – Belgium

FALLING by Marlene Millar and Philip Szporer
5’56 – 2009 – Canada

PLÖTZLICH MENSCHEN by Julian Weber
13’45 – 2010 – Germany

THINGS THAT START SLOWLY by Anna Macdonald and Mark Whitelaw
9’14 – 2010 – United Kingdom

ERW DINMAEL by Juan Gabriel Gutierrez and Denise Rowe
30′ – 2010 – United Kingdom

ALETSCH PROJECT by Alan Sondheim and Foofwa d’Imobilité
30′ – 2009 – Switzerland

THE MAKING OF THE DANCE OF THE SEVEN VEILS by Auriea Harvey & Michael Samyn
5’34 – 2009 – Belgium

ISLAND OF LOST SOULS by Kika Da Silva
40′ – 2006 – Belgium

ELECTRIC SELF by Alessandro Amaducci
Performer: Giuliana Urciuoli
4′ – 2006 – Italy

NOT WITH A BANG by Alessandro Amaducci
Performer: Paola Chiama
5’12 – 2008 – Italy

BLOOD STREAM by Alessandro Amaducci
Performer: Giuliana Urciuoli
7’30 – 2010 – Italy

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Guest Artist Miriam King will talk about her work and perform one of her works FIBROBLAST

Miriam (Mim) King is an Artist/Choreographer/Dancer/Live Artist/Filmmaker born in London, living in Brighton, working Internationally. With an art school background she commenced her professional performance career in 1984. Moving from theatre through to dance, and in more recent years to live art and film, her most significant training was with Anton Adasinsky & his performance company DEREVO at their former studio in Leningrad, Russia in 1990.Mim’s work is influenced by Butoh dance. She’s has been creating her own unique performances since 1992, taking her to live art festivals and artist-in-residences around the world. She has researched, lectured and presented work in many countries including Ireland, Germany, Portugal, Greece, Czech Republic, Iceland, China, Korea, USA, New Zealand and Australia. Her award winning dance film work has been shown at Lincoln Centre/New York, Pompidou Centre/Paris, ICA/London, the Venice Bienale and at the Sydney Opera House, Australia and in every continent (excluding Antarctica).

Large scale choreographies include “Sleepwalker” for dance company High Spin performed at Corn Exchange, Brighton, Hackney Empire and Sadlers Wells, London. Artist in Residences include “The Fountain Project”, as part of Arts Council Year of the Artist. She has been Artist in Residence at The Firkin Crane, Cork, Ireland, and in 2008 Miriam had an Artist in Residency at The Point, Eastliegh creating her performance instalation “The Reading Room”. Miriam currently has an Artist in Residency at La Piscine, Musee d’art et Industrie, Roubaix in Northern France, funded by CCN.

Miriam is on the editorial panel for Total Theatre Magazine, regularly contributing articles and reviews. She’s a member of Movement 12 and a visiting lecturer teaching Performance and Choreography at various establishments including University of Brighton.

FIBROBLAST
An evocative solo dance whereby the dance happens below and immediately apon the surface of the skin.

myspace.com/mimking
www.mimking.com

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