Dance on Camera 2015

Dance on Camera 2015

For Individual Use!
From January 30 - February 3, 2015, Dance on Camera returned to the Film Society for its 19th consecutive year. This package includes 5 vibrant panel discussions and 8 short films from filmmakers based in the United States, Denmark, Canada, and Israel.

Dance on Camera 2015
  • Washed

    A recounting of violent event through the integration of narrative film and dance: A female laundry worker desperately attempts to abort the fruit of a violent encounter. When the consequences of her action are reveled, the memories she has repressed re-emerge.

  • Det Skal Danses Vaek

    A boy walks through his school seeing visions of his classmates start dancing in hallways, staircases, under the tables, and in the restrooms and eventually gets smitten by their joy of dance.

  • Escualo

    A powerful new piece from the Lombard Twins, a “Dance Scene” set to music by Astor Piazzolla.

  • A Juice Box Afternoon

    This is the first in a new series Lily conceived as The Paperback Movie Project. Each short film is an interpretation of a novel and explores the fluid relationship between a reader and the characters she is reading. A JUICE BOX AFTERNOON tells the story of Anne Morrow Lindbergh through her own w...

  • Well Contested Sites

    Well Contested Sites is a 13- minute dance/theater film that explores the issue of mass incarceration and the complexity of experiences faced by those who are incarcerated in jails/prisons. The film is collaboration between Bay Area performing artists, some of who were previously incarcerated, fi...

  • Vanishing Points

    Like two molecules unknowingly affecting each other in space and briefly crossing paths, conceptual hip-hop dancers collide and share fleeting moments of intimate synchronicity on the streets of Montreal.

  • Ghost line

    "Ghost line" is an experimental dance film by filmmaker Shona Masarin and choreographer/performer, Cori Olinghouse. Together they merge the rhythmic and comedic timings of silent film and Vaudeville with the absurdist impulses of Dada and Surrealism, in a kinetic spectacle of light and shadow.

  • Stella & Tom

    Stella & Tom features two of American Ballet Theatre’s finest dancers - Stella Abrera and Tom Forster - in a specially choreographed dance on film.