ScreenDanceFestival Program Uppslag 2021-2

INTERACTIVE DANCE FILM: (Re)United
TUESDAY 20th 18.00
(Re)United is a heartwarming short interactive dance film.
Highlighting the strength of family connectivity; witness the anticipation, joy, fear
and excitement leading up to the moment siblings reunite after being separated for
over half of their lives. Witness how connectivity is not limited to the physical, but
can be held together through love and hope. Directed by award-winning filmmaker
Antoine Marc, produced and performed by award-winning dancers Kristina and
Sadé Alleyne.
Director Statement
Directing the new film (Re)United was such a fascinating journey because of the
powerful themes and the chosen way to display the work, allowing viewers to select
which path they would like to experience first.
The film is set as a digital creation, dividing into two separate journeys joined by the
desire to find the other. It deals with separation and the search of inner completion.
Each character is represented through their own colours and film aesthetic. One
being in control and stable. The other one free, handheld living in the moment.
VIRTUAL REALITY 360
FRIDAY 23rd APRIL 10.00
I N S I D E
VR360 video: 09:00 min
Director: Thomas Seest
Dancer: Kasper Ravnhøj
Audio mix: Joachim Lorck-Schierning
Choreography: Kasper Ravnhøj
Concept, idea and text: Thomas Seest
Supported by The Danish Art Foundation
Produced by Thomas Seest/
NogleBreve, CPH-DK 2020
With the original concept created by Alleyne Dance, my goal was to utilise film to
create intimacy between siblings that have been disrupted, due to a separation at
an early age. Internal conflicts scattered throughout the film triggers remembrance,
lost memories, from the other. All the clues in the film inspire a journey that leads to
the poetry of a final moment, where they found each other again but now within a
divided space as life brought them apart.
Antoine Marc Multi Award-Winning director and producer internationally
working on Live Shows and Films to bring cutting edge content creation and
logistics consultancy from production’s development to its completion. In 2015,
have received the Van Gogh Award by the Amsterdam Film Festival Jury and the
Beoordelen van Comité. Additionally, received the Cannes Global Film Awards at
the Red Carpet and Fashion event for Best Music and Best Dance Film in 2016.
Honoured by Limelight Award for best new Visual content in 2017. For Best experimental film
was awarded the ARFF International award in 2019.
Engaged in both Live events and Films, developed work that prides itself by being rich in
collaborations between artists, performers and athletes as well as established creatives such as
Movement directors, Costume designers and Music composers.
Movement artistry has led to work with established brands and organisations such as BBC,
Royal Opera House, Olympic Ceremonies, Canadian Opera Company, LG, Russell Athletics, Sony.
Credits includes Swatch Global launch, David Guetta live performance, Volvo National Launch,
Israr Award Visual performance, Olympics Opening Ceremony, BBC Screened short film Games,
Diversity Arena UK Tour, Viva Ferrari visual show, Live Events at Supperclub, Dreamworks
promotional performance, Award winning film Descent.
In collaboration with Arts & Movements Ltd, the creative supplier, provide World-Class Creatives
and Designers to productions around the globe.
About the Director
Thomas Seest is a Visual artist
educated in photography and
Time-based art in Scotland.
Working in many different fields
of Art. Thomas often works in
collaborations with other artists,
writers and dancers. He won the first
prize 60secdance competition in
Sweden 2016, in which a 100 year old
Nini Theilade re-enacts her famous
choreography from the Hollywood film
“A midsummer nights dream”, 1935.