Unbenanntes Dokument

25. August 2007, um 19 Uhr in der Theaterhalle des DOCK 11: Filme 15-21

Film-Nr: 31
Finckh & Neye
Berlin

Film-Nr.: 11
Norbert Servos / Khaled El Hagar
Berlin

Elements of Mine
Tanz, sinnlich eingebettet in eine Spielfilmhandlung, die zugleich zum ungewöhnlichen Portrait der Metropole Berlin wird. Zwei junge Tänzer loten ihr Spiel zwischen Nähe und Distanz auf überraschende, sinnliche und teils erotische Weise aus.
26 min

Film-Nr.: 54
Carina Hesper
Arnheim

Time Copy
TimeCopy is a short experimental dance film. It was inspired by the Children's book Momo, from the autor Michael Ende.
The film is about time, and about the vibe of a mass of people, in this case dancers.
In real the dancer danced very slowly. Then it was up to the director to manipulate the speed of the movements, and also to manipulate the order of the choreography.
The goal was also to look for the boundaries of a computer program, in this case Final Cut Pro. The director was in charge for the speed of the movements and the dynamic of the choreography.
On the other hand is the film about the longing to belong to a group, but also the fear to get lost in it, the fear of losing yourself and giving up your own identity.
For the music Falk Hübner used five voices, and also manipulated them with the help of a computer programm.
10 min

Film-Nr.: 68
Jenny Haack
Berlin

www.jennyhaack.de
Zwischen Stühlen
14 min

Film-Nr.: 87
Philippe Saire
Lausanne

www.philipesaire.ch
Blind date
Shot in an industrial zone of Lausanne where prostitutes mingle with workers from a marshalling yard, Blind Date tells the story of a quest. Mika, a young man totally subservient to the constraints of work and society, feels as though he is barely alive, cut off from his desires. He dies in a car crash with his girlfriend. He struggles briefly to stay alive. The film develops this moment of resistance, which is actually a poetic parenthesis about hoe difficult it is fir us to abandon ourselves.
26 min

Film-Nr.: 116
Sean Martin Reynard
Sydney
Fit 4 Jesus
05 min

Film-Nr.: 55
Cordelia Beresford / Narelle Benjamin
Sydney

In the Shape of Water
Narelle Benjamin got the idea for the film from a recurring dream she had of a house teetering on the edge of a cliff above a raging ocean. Beresford realises this vision as a gothic fairy-tale landscape and uses her dancers to convey the different shapes water can take - ultimately exploring the connections between water and the human mind.
14 min