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For more information please contact:
Dr Karen Pearlman Tel: + 61 2 9805 6491

Email: Karen.Pearlman@aftrs.edu.au

The Screen Studies Department of AFTRS,
in conjunction with 'moves 09' International Festival of Movement on Screen,
is delighted to announce a

 

Free Screening
of short dance films
from the
moves touring collection


Thursday
June 18th, 2009, 7pm

AFTRS Main Theatre
130 Bent St, Entertainment Quarter, (formerly Fox Studios) Moore Park, NSW*


Presented by Dr Karen Pearlman, Head of Screen Studies at AFTRS, this hour of "moves09" - highlights includes screendance works from the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Spain and Israel.  The programme includes classic dance on screen works; personal, dance focused documentaries; animations and more, by turns funny, moving, spectacular and poetic. Plus a special one time only screening of selected short dancefilm works by current AFTRS students (including Catch directed by Martha Goddard and choreographed by Richard James Allen)

This curated collection of shorts (more programme details below) will be screened in the new AFTRS building, state of the art cinema, in the heart of Moore Park easily accessible, free and open to the public!

RSVP to: moves09atAFTRS@gmail.com


*Click here to get directions to AFTRS:
http://aftrs.edu.au/aboutus/contactus/getdirectionsaftrssydney.aspx

 



More details below:

 

     

Beyond movement... what's your story?

 

  

 

moves Tour at Australian Film, Television and Radio School

June 18th, 7pm

Free and Open to the Public

In the state of the art AFTRS theatre

130 Bent Street

Moore Park

 

moves09 |

www.movementonscreen.org.uk

 

Programme Notes

 

 

Enjoy more than an hour of moves09 highlights on Experimental works from all over the world – , , , and .

 

The programme includes from classic dance on screen to personal dance focused documentaries or experimental dance films, exploring the different ways and multiple layers of narrative on movement-on-screen works.

 

 

My Paper house on Fire

Dir and writer: Sebastien Koch / 2007/ / 4' / premiere

A lo-fi homage to the craft box accompanies the harmonious title track of artist phon°noir.

 

 

Desires

Dir: Kate Jessop / Writer: Gaia Holmes / Key cast: Anne Marie-Cookson / 2008 / / 2'

A short animation exploring how we hide dreams and desires, lock them away for safe keeping, instead of realising them.

 

 

Self Portrait

Dir and writer: Caroline Cony / Composer: Philip Glass / 2007 / Brasil / 4' / UK Premiere

A woman reveals herself through stop motion animation of photos taken using a pocket mirror.

 

 

Requiem for the Redheads

Dir and writer: Lucy Cash / 2008 / / 3'

A funny short about redheads, by a redhead.

 

 

 

Drop Till You Shop

Director: Frederic Pelletier / Co-director: Olivier Tétreault / Writer: Les 7 doigts de la main /         Key cast: Guillaume Biron / 2008 / / 6’

Acrobats meets bookworms in this comedic dance short

Remarkable

Dir and Choreographer: Adam Tallon / Writers: Adam Tallon and Sam Meach / Key cast: Mark Jacob / 2008 /  / 10'

Personal documentary of a 'Remarkable' B-boy

 

 

Sonata for an Action Man

Dir and writer: Marta Asparen / 2007 / / 5' / première

Action dance for plastic muscles – a toy soldier becomes a dancer.

 

 

Seeking You

Dir: Jean-Julien Pous / Composer: Georges Bizet / 2008 / / 3'

A man lost his love. He decides to go out and find her in the night of Hong Kong, only to realise that it's not with her he's in love, but with the city itself.

After Dürer

Dir: Daniel Belton / Writers: Daniel Belton, Martin Lodge / Keycast: Martin Lodge, Donnie Harrison / 2007 / / 7' / Premiere

A contemporary film interpretation of the German Renaissance master's Melencholia I.

 

 

Wind Blows Wherever it Wants

Dir: Maryam Esmikhani / Keycast: Ayed Abedian / 2008 / / 2' / World Premiere

A woman putting out the laundry is photographed.

 

 

The Moth and the Firefly

Dir and writers: Aron Epstein and Daniel Stedman / Composer: Jamshied Sharifi / 2008 / / 5' / World Premiere

The story of a moth on a quest for light during a city-wide blackout.

 

 

Yellow Sticky Notes

Dir: Jeff Stearns / Writer: Jeff Chiba Stearns / 2007 / / 6'

A funny and original look at today's world through 2300 drawings on post-its. Very personal and funny.

 

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