Portugal que dança - TERESA SILVA + En Danseuse + Enjoy the weather: the film
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Portugal que dança - TERESA SILVA
45’
In a former rural convent in the south of Portugal, Teresa Silva, one of the
most prominent young choreographers, works on her ""New Creation"".
In the environment of cloisters and artistic isolation, we follow the daily life of the
concept construction, the creation dialogues, the definition attempts of the
first movements, in an intimate approach to the challenges of the
contemporary artistic creation.
Director: Cristina Ferreira Gomes | Authorship: Luiz L. Antunes
Production: Mares do Sul Produções
Production Support: Teatro Municipal do Porto Rivoli Campo Alegre | GDA Foundation
Support for creation: Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
""Portugal que Dança"" is a pioneering documentary series. It is the first documentary series produced about Portuguese contemporary dance that gives visibility to the most recent generation of dance artist in Portugal.
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En Danseuse
6’
En danseuse focuses on the body of the choreographer-dancer. A series of collaborations with choreographers from different generations and backgrounds led to the creation of this piece, which consists of a ‘collection of filmed dances’ presented in the form of a video and sound installation-show.
En danseuse is based on the idea that the choreographer's body is the very source of her work and carries within it a veritable History of Dance. Vast and singular, this History is made up of memories of dances lived, but also seen and fantasized, and of all the life experiences that are inscribed as ‘choreographic material’.
En danseuse questions the role of images in dance.
20 choreographers collaborated on this creation, including Portuguese choreographers Miguel Pereira, Vera Mantero and Teresa Silva.
Concept, choreography and direction: Alain Michard
Artistic and video collaboration: Alice Gautier
Co-author and performer: Teresa Silva
Sound creation: Manuel Coursin
Stage manager: Aurélie Ganachaud and Maël Barbier
Lighting: Ludovic Rivière
Co-production: LOUMA, with Serralves Foundation and O Rumo do Fumo
With the support of the Institut Français / Ville de Rennes as part of their agreement
LOUMA is subsidised by the Région Bretagne
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Enjoy the weather: the film
32’
Four people go through practices in which sound, weather, landscape and air are the protagonists. In the ecosystems they stage, they appear and disappear, weaving a fictional narrative or a speculative fabulation that intertwines human and beyond human. By the superposition of layers of image and sound, ""Enjoy the weather: the film"" presents an audiovisual experimentation in the form of a palimpsest, inviting the fusion of temporalities and places. This multisensorial experience reveals an interdependent world, in which forms of encounter, cooperation, sharing and storytelling unveil ways of being together.
This film is one of the multidisciplinary objects resulting from the Enjoy the weather research project directed by Teresa Silva and co-created with David Marques, Mestre André, Jean-Baptiste Veyret-Logerias, Sabine Macher and Diogo Brito. The film premiered in 2022 at FID - International Film Festival Marseille.
Direction, conception and camera: Teresa Silva
Co-creation, performance, image treatment and subtitle translations: David Marques, Jean-Baptiste Veyret-Logerias, Sabine Macher and Teresa Silva
Editing: Teresa Silva, David Marques and Sabine Macher
Sound: Sabine Macher
Sonic meditation practice: Mestre André
Graphic design: Diogo Brito
Administrative production: Vítor Alves Brotas
Executive production: Cláudia Teixeira
Production: Agência 25 and Parallèle - Festival des Pratiques Artistiques Émergentes (Marseille) in the context of the european project More than this, supported by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union
Subtitles: Joana Linda
Co-production: Casa da Dança
Support: Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, República Portuguesa – Cultura | DGARTES – Direção-Geral das Artes and More Than This supported by the Creative Europ