Produced by HAAN Dances

Choreography by Mary Wohl Haan

Dancing by Mary Wohl Haan, HAAN Dances

Music by Tom Wasinger and Mark McCoin, Lost Angel Stone Ensemble

Filmmaker Stephanie Kobes

Design by Mary Wohl Haan & Stephanie Kobes

Synopsis: A triptych; a journey of introspection. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Directed by Ellinor Ljungkvist & Bruno Peláez

Produced by in the playground of schmiede.ca

Choreography and dancing by Ellinor Ljungkvist

Music composed by Minuit De Lacroix

Filmmaker Bruno Peláez

Directorial assistance by Elena Hoffman

Photographic assistance by Ross Patterson & Minuit De Lacroi

Synopsis: An experimental dance explores spaces with opposite qualities; the softness of a dune of salt contrasts with the hardness of concrete in both mise-en-scène and movement. Sounds created especially for each movement help the audience follow the continuity of choreography as the dancer responds to each environment. (Barcelona, Spain)

Produced and Directed by John T. Williams

Choreography by ENinja and Joyntz Scott

Dancing by ENija Joyntz Scott

Music composed by Rev. J.M Gates

Cinematography by James Tucker

Edited by John T. Williams

Synopsis: Blending an old time sermon with modern day Flex/Turf dance style, this film is based on the 1926 exhortation, "Death's Black Train is Coming," by the prolific black preacher, Rev. J.M. Gates, many of whose sermons were strong warnings of the hellish punishments that awaited sinners. (San Diego, CA, USA)

Produced by Hole Dance Films

Choreography by Kate W. Kosharek

Featuring Hole Dance Films

Dancing by Kate W. Kosharek, Heidi Ramseur, Sarah Konrad, Margaret Rose Breffeilh, Erin Roy

Music composed by Mi Dolor & Gallo Ciego, written by Ricardo Güiraldes

Music performed by Exstasis

Cinematography by Derek DiLuzio

Edited by Carrie Noel Richer

Mystery dinner date by Brett Richer

Luke Fine, dinner date by Jeff Bratz

Synopsis: Dining can be a theatrical experience, no? The atmosphere - so rich and soothing - the dramatic presentation of edible art and the tastes, a sensory overload. Some could get carried away... (Jackson, WY, USA)

Produced by Rhode Island College

Choreography by Marta Renzi

Featuring students from the RIC Dance Company

Dancing by Jamie Arnold, James Burgis II, Naysh Fox, Lauren Huggon, Cassie Murdock, Tori Murno, Joey Nicastro

Music by Dion DiMucci

Cinematography by Kathryn Luckstone

Edited by Marta Renzi

Synopsis: "Hey, everybody, the party's on at the car repair shop! Work will go on in the shop as usual. The girls are bringing balloons, Joey says he'll drive Poppa. Bets are on about who drives Angela home this time!" (Nyack, NY, USA)

Directed by Davinia Martínez

Produced by ob-art produccions, SL & Camaradeojo Producciones

Choreography and dancing by Virginia Caballero Guerro

Music composed by David Torres & Pau Encinas

Cinematography by Davinia Martínez

Synopsis: Delay in the actions or movements. (Barcelona, Spain)

Produced by Robert Richter

Choreography by Alissa Cardone and Ingrid Schatz

Featuring Kinodance

Dancing by Children of the Dual Language Middle School in New London, CT

Music by P. Andrew Willis and Ken Winokur

Cinematography by Mkrtich Malkhasyan

Edited by Alla Kovgan

Synopsis: An unsupervised tribe of 75 children take over the entire city of New London, creating rites and rituals through street games. Their vibrant spirit evokes hopes for the future but also melancholy for the glorious past of children's culture which is disappearing from the streets of American cities. (Somerville, MA, USA)

Synopsis: Snack Time. View the Installations in the lobbies.

Choreography and dancing by Lauren Beale & Brooke Gessay

Edited by George Ivan Hornett

Sound Score by Matthew McGuire

Synopsis: A fantastical interdisciplinary exploration into the heart of Charlie Chaplin where Hollywood lives at the bottom of the ocean and extremophiles are people too. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Directed by Sabrina

Choreography by Boulder & Denver Community

Featuring Boulder & Denver Community

Music composed by Two Gutiars by 101 Strings Orchestra

Filmmaker Sabrina Cavins

Synopsis: "Stranger Dances" explores the various way people can express themselves through movement and how those movements can affect first impressions. Shot on the streets of Boulder and Denver, Colorado, the filmmaker asks her subjects, "May I film you doing a dance move of your choice?" (Longmont, CO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Stephanie Kobes & Jeanine McCain

Choreography and dancing by Stephanie Kobes & Jeanine McCain

Music by Jeanine McCain

Filmmaker Stephanie Kobes & Jeanine McCain

Synopsis: A tree of memories unfolds as two women recall lessons learned and precious times spent with their Grandmothers. (Westminster, CO, USA)

Choreography by Nicole Dagesse

Dancing by Nicole Dagesse, Amy Dillahunty, Skye Hughes, Lyndia McGauhey, and Mollie Wolf

Music by Chris Thile

Filmmaker Joy French

Live Ensemble by Psyche Dunkhase, Sam Gathman, and Nathan Wheeler

Synopsis: In this sensual exploration of the energetic and kinesthetic interaction of the human body and nature, dancers emerge from the landscape of Roosevelt National Forest, emphasizing the similarities of limbs while contrasting delicate skin against deeply creviced bark. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Choreography by Jessica Taylor & Aaron Buckley

Dancing by Olivia Ratcliffe

Music by Rebecca-Kate Leach

Edited by Jessica Taylor & Aaron Buckley

Synopsis: The beauty of ballet is contrasted with the potential physical pain of the dancer as she moves - portraying possible injuries with blinking red dots and callouts of anatomical features. (Derby, UK)

Produced by agise & dancers

Choreography by Andrea Gise

Featuring agise & dancers

Dancing by Celia DeVoe, Kim Machaby

Music by Justin Levy

Filmmaker Philip Knowlton

Synopsis: The dancers play with the camera and their environment in this fun and free-wheeling short film shot in gritty and colorful outdoor Brooklyn. (Brooklyn, NY, USA)

Directed by Noémie Lafrance

Produced by Natalie Galazka

Choreography by Noémie Lafrance

Featuring Sens Production

Dancing by Elizabeth Wilkinson, Mare Hieronimus, Teresa Kochis, Celeste Hastings, Adi Kfir, Meghan Merrill, Marcy Schlissel, Sarah Donnelly

Music composed by Erin McGonigle

Music performed by Brooks Williams

Cinematography by Bryan Newman

Edited by Brad Turner

Beeswax Costumes by Noémie Lafrance

Rigging Design by Spencer Evans

Synopsis: Costumes slowly melt away from dancers precariously perched and wrapped in sculptural beeswax and lanolin. Inspired by the Melt live performance work, "Melt" depicts a delicate, sensual, and dramatic experience of the physical body in exile and surrender. (Brooklyn, NY, USA)

Produced by Jamey Hampton, Ashley Roland, Mitchell Rose

Choreography and dancing by Jamey Hampton, Ashley Roland

Featuring BodyVox

Music composed by William Goodrum

Filmmaker Mitchell Rose

Synopsis: One dance. Two minutes. Fifty locations. (Berkeley, CA, USA)

Produced by HAAN Dances

Choreography by Mary Wohl Haan

Dancing by Mary Wohl Haan, HAAN Dances

Music by Tom Wasinger and Mark McCoin, Lost Angel Stone Ensemble

Filmmaker Stephanie Kobes

Design by Mary Wohl Haan & Stephanie Kobes

Synopsis: A triptych; a journey of introspection. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Choreography by Wen Wei Wang

Dancing by Karissa Barry, Sonja Perreten, Banning Roberts

Music composed by Claude Debussy

Music performed by Piano, Rena Sharon; Violin, Jasper Wood

Cinematography by Daniel Conrad

Edited by Michael Brockington

Synopsis: The artists render poems of the Chinese Tang and Song dynasties - with their Buddhist layers of reality, Taoist love of nature, and nuanced sentiment - with shots of the churning Fraser River's Hells Gate rapids, superimposition, and a focus on reducing the body to elemental parts. (Vancouver, BC, Canada)

Produced and Directed by Raimundo Morte

Choreography and dancing by Sau-Ching Wong

Music composed by Iván Pizarro

Cinematography by Susana Ojea

Script by Raimundo Morte

Distributed by ob-art produccions

Synopsis: With her improvised movement, Sau-Ching describes her inner nostalgic and absent world. (Barcelona, Spain)

Directed by Dianne Reid

Choreography by Dianne Reid

Featuring Weave Movement Theatre

Dancing by Rachael Ankers, Emily Ardley, Trevor Dunn, Janice Florence, Zoe Hunter, Sarah Mainwaring, Libby Maitland, Paul Matley, Ryan New, Noelle Rees-Hatton, Anthony Riddell, Ariel Verona

Music composed by Dianne Reid

Filmmaker Dianne Reid

Synopsis:
I am split by your scrutiny
Fractured by your fascination
Dismantled by your deliberations

I am this piece of blue sky, that dark corner,
a disembodied limb, an upturned cart,
   a winter branch,
pieces of possibility discarded by a sideways glance.

Weave Movement Theatre is differently-abled company. (Largs North, SA, Australia)

Choreography and dancing by Marc Carrizo

Music by Gregory Johnson

Cinematography by Dawn Westlake

Edited by Gregory Johnson

Red Beret Girl by Lauren Pearson

Red Beret Boy by Sebastian Pearson

Synopsis: 16-year-old Marc Carrizo reprises his role as the Dancing Imp, this time among the landmarks of Paris. (Los Angeles, CA, USA)

Directed by Aitor Echeverria

Produced by Mireia Ibars

Choreography by Carolina Alejos

Dancing by Nora Chipaumire

Music composed by Omar Sosa

Cinematography by Aitor Echeverria

Edited by Sergi Dies

Synopsis: Hunger, loneliness and the will to survive push Fao to embark on a journey that will bring her face to face with her fears... (Filmed in Senegal.) (08018 Barcelona, Spain)

Dancing by Anna Mayer

Music performed by Camille

Filmmaker Anna Mayer

Synopsis: A lighthearted look into the whimsy and beauty of our anything-is-possible dream-state, "R.E.M" (Rapid Eye Movement) focuses on the fragments of a lovely, half-forgotten dream - a collage of images that stay with us upon waking, and follow us through our lucid hours. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Directed by axelle gonay

Choreography by emilie camacho

Featuring rabbit research collective

Dancing by Laure MASSIAS, Annette LABRY, Matthieu SPARMA. Charles PIETRI

Music by HiFI Monsters

Synopsis: A marathon until the accident - an accident - or maybe the possibility to realize that we can slow down, enjoy, touch, and share a wide look between men and women. A time to understand our real reason of living. Based on Horace McCoy's novel "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?". (France)

Synopsis: Snack Time. View the Installations in the lobbies.

Choreography and dancing by Lauren Beale & Brooke Gessay

Edited by George Ivan Hornett

Sound Score by Matthew McGuire

Synopsis: A fantastical interdisciplinary exploration into the heart of Charlie Chaplin where Hollywood lives at the bottom of the ocean and extremophiles are people too. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Directed by Mara Tasker, Nathan Minatta and Esmeralda Kundanis-Grow

Produced by Mara Tasker and Esmeralda Kundanis-Grow

Choreography and dancing by Esmeralda Kundanis-Grow and Jadd Tank

Music composed by Ryan Wurst

Filmmaker Mara Tasker and Nathan Minatta

Synopsis: Focused on the tension and unpredictable dynamics created by a male/female relationship, the dissonance in the music echoes the fragmentation created by the changing shutter speed of the camera. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Becky Heist

Choreography by Becky Heist & The Dancers

Dancing by Brian Evans, Kaori Kenmotsu, Krista Langberg, Galen Treuer, Roxane Wallace

Music composed by The Orange Mighty Trio: Mike Vasich, Zach Kline, & Nick Gaudette

Filmmaker Angus Kittler Reid

Grantor by Macalester College

Synopsis: A solo figure, a duet, a quintet: bodies in wind, water, ether, fire and earth. The camera captures the intricacies of skin and the metallic glow of moss growing on trees. A movement journey through reeds, river and burnt landscapes. (St. Paul, MN, USA)

Directed by Margaret Williams

Choreography by Victoria Marks

Featuring Victoria Marks Performance

Dancing by Maria Gillespie and Michel Kouakou

Music by Jeremy Cox

Filmmaker Margaret Williams

Synopsis: Two dancers relish motion, push off and fall into a patch of grass. Occasionally, gravity loosens its hold on them, and they float away. Meanwhile, there is considerable concern about running out of time. (Los Angeles, CA, USA)

Directed by Luke McManus

Produced by Eadaoin Patton

Choreography by Katarina Mojzisova, Nick Bryson, & Sascha Perfect

Dancing by Kerrie Harris, Stacey Grimes, NIck Bryson, & Sascha Perfect

Music composed by Michael Fleming

Edited by Bob Caldwell

Synopsis: Two teen girls take a trip to their local 24hr garage, an early morning commuter is late for work and abandons his car, and a mysterious woman has an emotional encounter with a bottle of perfume. These three stories are tied together by their presence on a wall of CCTV screens, which are observed by two security guards who dispassionately monitor events that unfold throughout the day. (Boulder, CO, USA)

Produced and Directed by Beth Portnoy

Choreography by Beth Portnoy

Dancing by Renata Sheppard

Music composed by Four Tet/ Kieran Hebnan

Music performed by Four Tet

Cinematography by Wyn Pottratz & Beth Portnoy

Edited by Beth Portnoy

Synopsis: Sometimes the world pushes you in a direction that you ought to have followed on your own. A young woman is led out of a grey existence and into a place where she begins to redesign herself with color, energy, and life. (New York, NY, USA)

Directed by Christian Lalumière

Choreography by Hélène Blackburn

Dancing by Roxane Duchesne-Roy, Daphnée Laurendeau, Pierre Lecours, Susan Paulson & Georges-Nicolas Tremblay

Music composed by Nicolas Bernier

Cinematography by Jonathan Decoste

Edited by Thiery Laberge

Synopsis: Five athletes train with specific gestures and movements. A simple workout routine is transformed into a ballet where the athletes fit together like the notes of a symphonic musical score and rhythmic repetition punctuates the resulting dance. (Trois-Rivières, Qc, Canada)

Directed by Sarah Derendinger

Dancing by Jeroen Mosselmann, Patricia Rotondaro

Music composed by Wolfgang Heininger

Music performed by Gianin Loeffler

Cinematography by Aladin Hasic

Edited by Katrin Oettli, Ruth Schlaepfer

Synopsis: Captured by a lonely man in an abandoned hotel, Maria, a doll-like little girl, is held in a small box. Amongst a flowered tapestry she dances day and night. Eventually a young man finds the hotel and discovers the little box with Maria in it. A love-story ensues. (Zürich, Switzerland)

Directed by Orsola Valenti

Choreography by Cindy Van Acker

Featuring Cie Greffe

Dancing by Perrine Valli

Music by Mika Vainio

Cinematography by Heidi Hassan

Edited by Orsola Valenti

Synopsis: "5/6," the video associated with Nixe, focuses on the sensual, almost dreamlike relationship between the dancer and her surroundings as she journeys between dream and reality, surrendering to sun, wind, water and earth until twilight fall (Geneve, Switzerland)

Directed by A. Salomón

Produced by Andrés Castañeda

Choreography by Gilberto González

Featuring Onírico

Dancing by Gilberto González Juan Ramírez

Music by Pascal Comelade

Cinematography by Alejandro Coronado

Edited by A. Salomón & Andrés Castañeda

Sound design by Ricardo Cortés

Matte painting by Julio Fernández

Synopsis: Two brothers on a journey down the tracks of life portray the meaning of freedom in this humorous and epic tale. (México, D.F., Mexico)

Directed by Liz Aggiss and Joe Murray

Choreography by Liz Aggiss

Dancing by Jo Andrews, Roger Clayden, Tim Crouch , Antonia Grove Thomas Kampe, The Two Wrongies

Music by Alan Boorman

Filmmaker Joe Murray

Synopsis: Beach Party Animal is a waiting game for unreserved game. Shot from the hip this is a concentrated twenty-four hour kinetic portrait of Brighton beach lives. Captured for posterity, the recumbent dream, the movers shake, and the drinkers, thinkers and stinkers strut and preen. (Brighton, East Sussex, UK)

Choreography by Natalie Metzger

Dancing by Lisa Long, Anne Moore, Dewi Nurnaeny, Cherise Richards, Helda Yossiana

Music composed by Robert Allaire

Music performed by Derek Stein

Cinematography by Robert Allaire

Edited by Natalie Metzger

Synopsis: A collaboration between dancers from Indonesia and America, "For Water" is inspired by the importance of water to the islands of Indonesia and to water-starved California. The film follows a pilgrimage of five spirits to a sacred place to perform their centurial ritual for water. (Burbank, CA, USA)

Directed by Mimi Garrard

Produced by Mimi Garrard Dance Company

Choreography by Mimi Garrard

Dancing by Marlena Wolfe

Music composed by Mimi Garrard (sound)

Filmmaker Mimi Garrard

Synopsis: "Minatures, Net, Brick, and Burnt" is a series of six dances created for video featuring dancer Marlena Wolfe. (New York City, NY, USA)

Directed by Lindsay Pierce

Choreography and dancing by Lindsay Pierce

Music composed by Orla Wren

Cinematography by Lindsay Pierce and Brian Rogers

Edited by Lindsay Pierce

Synopsis: A restless dreamer finds herself transported. (Atlanta, GA, USA)

Produced and Directed by Anstein Mikkelsen

Choreography and dancing by Sunniva Huglen

Music by Anstein Mikkelsen

Filmmaker Anstein Mikkelsen

Sami man by Per Inge Guttrom Johansen

Synopsis: Inspired by an old story that names The Northern Lights as the souls of dead virgins dancing through the sky, this experimental film features a dancer, the Aurora Borealis, and a herd of Sami reindeer. It was developed by collaborative improvisations of filmmaker and dancer - and the sound track is based on recordings of ice needles moving in the wind on Arctic lakes in the spring. (N-9711 Lakselv, Norway)

Directed by Francesca N. Penzani

Produced by FNP Productions

Choreography by Francesca N. Penzani

Dancing by Iris Andersen, Jessica Emmanuel, Wen- Chu Yang, Kristi Schulz.

Music composed by Massimiliano Pace

Cinematography by Director of Photography/ 1st Camera: Astra Price; 2nd Cameras: Logan Kibens, Andy Schuler

Edited by Francesca N. Penzani

Sound by Gordon Kurowski

Light by Terry Enroth, Matthew Mellinger

Synopsis: Four women enter an unusual space, start to dance, and share their stories, their moments of memories and experiences. Funny and at times moving, "Stories To Tell" depicts the strength and vulnerability of these women, very different and yet very similar. (Los Angeles, CA, USA)