Synopsis

Cinedans Dance on Screen Festival is one of the major screendance festivals in the globe which played a major role in Holland's screendance development. Jumping Frames invites its Director Martine Dekker to curate a Dutch dance film programme and discuss with audience her insight on screendance.

Movie Name: My Brother's Room
Langauge: -
Duration: 4 Mins
Director: Heidi Vierthaler,Esther Janmaat
Story: DancemeetsdesigninthisintriguingencounterbetweenHeidiVierthaler’sdanceinitiativeHatoProjectandHotelDrooginAmsterdam.

Movie Name: Winterwende
Langauge: -
Duration: 5 Mins
Director: Miloushka Bokma
Story: Anintimatesituationgraduallytransformsintoanoppressive,almostritualizedsituation.

Movie Name: Echo
Langauge: -
Duration: 1 Mins
Director: Nicola Hepp
Story: An elderly man is confronted with his aging body.

Movie Name: Hang On - Carry On
Langauge: -
Duration: 1 Mins
Director: Michiel Vaanhold
Story: Finding your soulmate is all that matters.

Movie Name: Bird
Langauge: -
Duration: 17 Mins
Director: Marinus Groothof,Dunjajocic
Story: A boy is confronted by mortality for the first time.

Movie Name: Interlude
Langauge: -
Duration: 10 Mins
Director: Harrie Verbeek
Story: Three eras pass as a woman searches for the source of her power.

Movie Name: We Are One
Langauge: -
Duration: 4 Mins
Director: Ruben Verhoeven
Story: ‘Underneath the superficial self, which pays attention to this and that, there is another self more really us than I.’(Alan Watts)

Movie Name: Etiquette Of Emotion
Langauge: -
Duration: 2 Mins
Director: Mariede Jong
Story: Showing your dark side disrupts the pretty picture people want to see, so they devise ways to shame you.

Movie Name: She / Her
Langauge: -
Duration: 11 Mins
Director: Cecilia Moisio
Story: Ella’s lives in the real world but her daughter Nora lives in a fantasy world. At ale of power relations and the underlying emotions of a mother -­‐ daughter relationship.

Movie Name: Dancin’The Camera
Langauge: -
Duration: 9 Mins
Director: Pieter Rimdekroon
Story: A tap dancer’s adventure in the mechanical world of black‐and‐white film. Shot on an original 35mm camera made in the 1920s, the era when tap was all the rage. As well as being the eye into this world, the camera is décor and character–the camera and a pianist attempt to entice the dancer into a duet.

* With Post-screening Discussion