Dance Film Salon: Vertigo Bird and Vashava

Sep 07, 2015

(Sašo Podgoršek, Slovenia, 2014, DCP, 29 min)

Happy Hour at 6:30!

Open Screening at 7:00!

Local choreographer and director Dayna Hanson hosts a salon for local dance film works-in-progress, followed by rarely screened titles from the world dance film canon,.
 
7pm: Work-in-Progress Screening and Feedback Session
 
Bring your dance film work in progress to watch on the big screen, and gather feedback from your peers. Films are shown on a first-come, first-served basis.
 
File Requirements:
 
Under 1GB
Under 10 mins
Quicktime h.264
Playable with VLC media player (test your own files in advance)
Clearly labeled on a USB thumb drive (will be returned)
Film file in an easily accessed folder (/NWFF)
 
8pm: Vertigo Bird and Vašhava
 
Two pieces from the Slovenian dance group, En-Knap, Vertigo Bird and Vashava use modern dance to more closely examine industrial labor and working life. Performing in Eastern European mines at the height of their profitability and after their abandonment, the juxtaposition of dance and space, industry and art, creates startling imagery. Bodies and spaces move to their own mysterious ends, in both work and play, and the result are films of unmistakable orginality. 
 
 

Vashava Trailer from EN-KNAP Productions on Vimeo.

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