1st Mexican Screendance Award Agite y Sirva 2014
· First Prize ·
Intrinsic Moral Evil (Harm Weistra-Fernando Domínguez/11 min/Holland-Mexico/2013)
Intrinsic Moral Evil seems to be a tale of identity and coming of age. But above all, the three dancers play a game with the viewer’s perception and expectations: is it a memory, a dream, a search for identity ? Is it about losing of friendship or about growing up? The layered story gradually develops; revealing its last secrets just before the end credits start.
Intrinsic Moral Evil seems to be a tale of identity and coming of age. But above all, the three dancers play a game with the viewer’s perception and expectations: is it a memory, a dream, a search for identity ? Is it about losing of friendship or about growing up? The layered story gradually develops; revealing its last secrets just before the end credits start.
· Second Prize ·
SPOONY (Alfredo Salomón-Jacqueline López-Javier Moreno/5 min/Mexico City/2012)
As they awoke one morning from uneasy dreams they found themselves attached to each other and a bed by a white elastic ribbon.
As they awoke one morning from uneasy dreams they found themselves attached to each other and a bed by a white elastic ribbon.
· Third Prize ·
Etereas (Daniela Villanueva-Mara Soler/4 min/Mexico City/2013)
A hula hoop floats amidst a stunning location of México City. As it moves, a dancer appears and plays with the hoop. Every movement creates lines, impressive shapes and lights that float in the space as if being drawn to gradually create an amazing sculpture in movement.
A hula hoop floats amidst a stunning location of México City. As it moves, a dancer appears and plays with the hoop. Every movement creates lines, impressive shapes and lights that float in the space as if being drawn to gradually create an amazing sculpture in movement.
· Special Mentions ·
Punto & Línea (Tania Reza-Oscar Velázquez/4 min/Aguascalientes/2014)
This work was inspired by Kandinsky's "Point and line to plane", emphasizing the ideas of the point as art work, and the movement as full of points and lines. In this way, we capture the dancers as geometric figures and the space as a plane.
This work was inspired by Kandinsky's "Point and line to plane", emphasizing the ideas of the point as art work, and the movement as full of points and lines. In this way, we capture the dancers as geometric figures and the space as a plane.
Plexo Solar (Selva Lecot-Rosaura López de Cea/13 min/Argentina-Mexico/2014)
Two women, sisters? friends? lovers? dialogue without words through several gestures. They love, betray, miss, wrap each other in a danced dialog.
Two women, sisters? friends? lovers? dialogue without words through several gestures. They love, betray, miss, wrap each other in a danced dialog.
Fifth Wall (Omar Carrum-Dutch Rall/33 min/Mexico-USA/2013)
Fifth Wall is an experimental dance film made by choreographer and dancer Omar Carrum and film maker Dutch Rall. As part of his 2009 Guggenheim Fellowship project, Carrum dives in a search of body states and the process of transformation of the interpreters. With music by Mario Lavista and Dutch Rall, the film shows 3 characters who meet in a house to play a weird card game about Hate, Fragility and Uncertainty.
Fifth Wall is an experimental dance film made by choreographer and dancer Omar Carrum and film maker Dutch Rall. As part of his 2009 Guggenheim Fellowship project, Carrum dives in a search of body states and the process of transformation of the interpreters. With music by Mario Lavista and Dutch Rall, the film shows 3 characters who meet in a house to play a weird card game about Hate, Fragility and Uncertainty.