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 This film is a dance creation for two dancers, physically placed in two different environments, one postindustrial and the other in a natural landscape, mixed up together and linked by the editing and continuing each other images. Editing was realised with a scratch technique, giving to the director the possibility to realise a choreography with dance movements of both performers. Credits: Davide Pepe Date of Production: 2000 |
A video that treats itself as a performance as it would be if the camera was the choreographer. why do people run? why do people gather? and what is an Israeli aesthetical experience? when is a narrative being made? how much information do one need before he starts making up stories?
Credits: Sirah Foighel Brutmann ; Asaph Polonsky ; Sirah Foighel Brutmann ; Asaph Polonsky Date of Production: 2007 |
 A visual and visceral journey through and about being. Raw footage of improvised and choreographed dance is confronted with compositional techniques. The dancers’ gestures and bodies, poised and isolated, gradually become intertwined, indistinguishable and frenetic. Credits: Director: Gina Czarnecki ; Choreographer: Garry Stewart ; Composer: Christian Fennesz ; DOP: Tony Clark ; Technical Assistance: Damian Blythe Date of Production: 2005 |
A collaboration between Restless Dance Theatre and Closer Productions, Necessary Games is a dance triptych about our human need to connect and the urgent games we play. Moths: Two men collide in a dank night world, drenched with loss and heavy with hope. Who do you see in your dreams?
Credits: Paul Zivkovich Date of Production: 2009 |
A collaboration between Restless Dance Theatre and Closer Productions, Necessary Games is a dance triptych about our human need to connect and the urgent games we play. Necessity: A game between two girls eternally bound together as they trace their lives onto the walls of their room and try to get below the surface.
Credits: Tuula Roppola Date of Production: 2009 |
Necessary Games - Sixteen is a collaboration between Restless Dance Theatre and Closer Productions, Necessary Games is a dance triptych about our human need to connect and the urgent games we play. A coming of age game about the joy, nervousness, desire and intimacy of the different kinds of connections a young woman will, did or might have in her life. *ReelDance 2010 Award Winning Film
Credits: Kat Worth Date of Production: 2009 |
 Credits: Dianne Reid Date of Production: 2003 |
What happens when our nervous system doesn’t communicate properly? What happens when our nerves get the better of us? In Nerve Ending, a dancer faces these questions head on and through her body, heart and mind, tells a story within.
Credits: Peter Humble & Michelle Ryan Date of Production: 2009 |
 A solo dancer in habits the edge, the corner and the space in between. Credits: Director/Choreographer: Sue Healey Date of Production: 2002 |
An absurdist dance fantasy shot on Super 8. This film follows a flock of nuns ‘landed in the landscape’ in and around the historic village of Hill End. At the end of the day they make their way to the Royal Hall for a curious vaudeville show. Through the surreal vignettes the veil of propriety is slowly removed to reveal dark currents of sensuality, ribaldry and untameable desire. Filmed on location during “The Nun's Picnic” performance project, Dec 2004.
Awards: Best Dance Film, Australian Dance Awards, 2006 Credits: Filmmaker: Samuel James ; Director: Julie Anne Long Date of Production: 2004 |
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REELDANCE CLOSED
Dear friends,
Due to funding circumstances, ReelDance Inc. ceased trading on the 31 August 2012.
For inquiries relating to the ReelDance Moving Image Collection, please write to:
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Thank you for your interest in and support of ReelDance, 1999–2012.
