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The Brazilian choreographer, dancer and artist Ana Pi invites us to return to rhythm as part of the narratives that allow us to destabilize the nomenclatures of the possible.
NoirBLUE – les déplacements d’une danse ( 2018 – 27′ )
-Ana Pi, documental
On the African continent, Ana Pi reconnects with her origins through the choreographic gesture, creating a space-time experiment that unites traditional and contemporary movement. In a dance of fertility and healing, the black skin under the blue veil is integrated into the space, recreating shapes and colors that evoke ancestry, belonging, resistance and the sense of freedom.
Awards :
Best Brazilian short film 2018
/ Janela International Cinema Festival – Recife
Best Brazilian short film 2018
/ International Curtas Festival – Belo Horizonte
Popular Jury 2018
/ International Curtas Festival – Belo Horizonte
Ecumenical
/ 65th International Short Film Festival – Oberhausen
Also presented at the Rotterdam International Film Festival in 2019, Panorama da Arte Brasileira Museu de Arte de São Paulo in 2019, among others.
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