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Nils Tavernier|2001 | Color/B&W |35mm| French |95min
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¥»¤ù¶°µ²¤F¤Ú¾¤ºq¼@°|»RÁбm±Æ¤Î¨µ°jºt¥Xªº¤ù¬q¡A±q¸g¨åªÝÁ¢»R¼@¡m¤ÑÃZ´ò¡n¤Î¡m ¥P¤k ¡n¡] La Sylphide ¡^¡A¨ì Maurice B e jart ªº²{¥N§@«~¡m ²Ä¤E¸¹¥æÅT¦± ¡n¡] Ninth Symphony ¡^¡A Jiri Kylian ªº¡m²¢»eªºÁÀ¨¥¡n (Sweet Lies) ¥H¤Î Pierre Darde ªº ¡m Orison ¡nµ¥¡Cºë±mªº¤ù¬q¡A¾Éºt´£¨Ñ¤FªÝÁ¢»R¹Îªº²`¤J³zµø¡A¦P®É¡F¤]ÂǥѪñ¶ZÂ÷¦a»P·í¥Nª¾¦W»R¬Pªº³X½Í¡A§ó¶i¤@¨B¦aÁA¸Ñ»RªÌ­Ìªº§@«~»P¨ä¤º¤ß¥@¬É¡A³o¨Ç³X½Í¥]¬A¤F Kylian ¡B B e jart ¥H¤Î­º®u»RªÌ Elisabeth Platel »P·s¬P Marie-Agnes Gillot µ¥¤H¡Cºq¼@°|¤ºªººÞ²z¶¥¼h¡B¸ê²`ªº¦Ñ®v¡B¾Ç¥Í¥H¤Î§Y±N¹ñÅSÀY¨¤ªº»RªÌ­Ì¡A¤]³£¦bÃèÀY«e¨Ô¨Ô¦Ó½Í¡A½Í»RÁйï¥L­Ì·N¸q¬°¦ó¡B½Í¥L­Ì¬°¤F¯¸¤W»R¥x¡A¦p¦ó§JªA¤u§@®É¦b±¡ºü»PÅé¤Oªº¤£¾A¡C

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The Opera Garnier ¡V a secret and imposing place, a closed place where dancers, teachers, musicians meet ¡V brings together personalities with the same demanding and total passion. As a reflection of the dancers, Niels Tavernier wanted to produce a film in movement, expressing the emotions of words and bodies.

A look inside the daunting and hierarchical universe of the Paris Opera Ballet. It's a world built around a demanding and total passion, where the notions of work and perfection are taken to their extremes. The chronicle celebrates the legacy of the Paris Opera Ballet by weaving together rehearsals and tour snapshots of classical ballets such as 'Swan Lake' and 'La Sylphide' and contemporary works such as Maurice Bejart's 'Ninth Symphony', Jiri Kylian's 'Doux Mensonge' (Sweet Lies) and Pierre Darde's 'Orison'. Tavernier endeavors to understand the psychology of dance by talking candidly with some of the biggest stars in dance today: choreographers Kylian and Bejart, and the company's principal dancers including Elisabeth Platel, on the evening of her final performance, and the rising star Marie-Agnes Gillot. Opera house management, longtime teachers, young students and the company's established stars also give perspectives on how and why they endure the emotional and physical hardship of their profession and their drive to be on stage--lending insight into the performers' work and inner motivation.

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http://www.operadeparis.fr

http://bejart.ch/en/index.php

http://www.ndt.nl

http://www.pierredarde.com

 

 
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Les Ballets de ci de la

¨ÈÄõ ¡E ¥¬©Ô¼w°Ç Alain Platel
Alain Platel|2006|Color|English/French/Flamand|Video|110 min
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Les Ballets C. de la B ³o­Ó¤ñ§Q®É»RÁйÎÅé¬O¥Ñ¤@¸sÃÀ³N®a²Õ¦¨¡A¥L­Ì¤@°_µo®i¥XÄÝ©ó¦Û¤v³Ð³y»R¥xªíºtªº¤è¦¡¡C¥L­ÌÁ`¬O¥H¦Û¤v¿W¯SªºÅÞ¿è¡A©ó¥L­Ì²ÊÁW¡B¤£§¹¬ü¡B¯Ü®z¦a¥»½è¤¤¡A§ä¨ì¦Û¤v¦b¯u¹ê¥@¬É¤¤ªº¦ì¸m¡C¥Ñ Koen Augustijne n¡B Christine De Smedt ¡B Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui »P Alain Platel ²Õ¦¨ªº½s»R¸s¡A§â¦Û¤v¬Ý«Ý¦¨¬O¼¤±æ¡BºÆ¨g©Î¤Û·Qªº¶Ê¥ÍªÌ¡C»RªÌ­Ìµ¹¦U¦Û¥H¦Û¤vªº¦å·½¡B¥Í¬¡¡B«ä·Q¡BÆ[©À¡B¿ï¾Ü»P³Ð·N¡A§@¬°¨CÄÕ»R§@ªº°_©lÂI¡A¨Ã¥H¦¹¬°¨C³õªíºtµ¹©w·N¸q¡C¥L­Ì±N»RÁСBÀ¸¼@»P­µ¼Ö§¹¬ü¦aµ²¦X¡A¨Ã¥B¥Ã»·¼Ö¦¹¤£¯h¦a´M¨D¥t¤@ºØ±Ô­z¤è¦¡¡C ±q 11 ·³¶}©l¾Ç²ßÀq¼@¡A¦Ó«á¶i¤J»RÁоǮաA Alain Platel ©ó 1984 ¦~³Ð¥ß Les Ballets C. de la B¡Aµoªí¥Rº¡ºë¤O»P©_¯Sªº­±»ªªº§@«~¡A«Ü§Ö¦a¦¨¬°¤@­Ó°ê»Úª¾¦Wªº²{¥N»R¹Î¡C¦Ó«á¡A¥L¶}©lµ²¦X±M·~»P·~¾l»RªÌ¡A¥HÃä½t¤Æªºªíºt­·®æ¡A­ð¬ð¡B¸Þ²§¡B¤£Ã­©wªºªÏÅé°Ê§@¡A¨Ã¥B±q¤ß²zÂåÀø¼v¤ù¤¤´M§ä³Ð§@ÆF·P¡Aµo®i¥X?§Ý¡BµjÅ˪º¨­Å髺¶Õ¡C

³z¹L¦¹¬ö¿ý¤ù Alain Platel ¹|Æg¤HÃþ¿W¯Sªº¥»½è¡A¤]¥¿¬O Les Ballets C de la B ¹L¥h¤G¤Q¦~¨Ó¦s¦bªº°Ê¤O¡C Les Ballets C de la B ªº»RªÌ¬O½Ö¡H¥L­Ì¨Ó¦Û¦ó¤è¡H¥L­Ì¤S¦p¦ó±N¥Í¬¡Âà´«¦¨»R¥x¤Wªºªíºt¡H¦L¶H¬£­·®æªº¼v¤ù¡A¦¨´N¤FªíºtÃÀ³N¬É¤¤¿W¾ð¤@®æºt¥X¹ÎÅ餤ªººëÅè¡C³o¬O¤@³õ¾Ù°Ê¤H¤ßªº®Èµ{¡A¥L­Ì¥H»RªÌªº¨­¥÷Åý§Ú­Ì¤À¨É»R¹ÎªºÃÀ³N©Ê¡A¤]¥H¬¡¥Í¥Íªº­ÓÅé¡A±a»â§Ú­Ì¸g¾ú¤@³õ¤HÃþªº«_ÀI¡C

Through this documentary, Alain Platel celebrates the essence of human singularities which have fuelled Les Ballets C de la B for twenty years. Who are the dancers of Les Ballets C de la B? Where do they come from? And how do they transcend life on stage? An impressionistic film, in the heart of a unique company in the live entertainment industry. An emotional journey which allows us to share the artistic and human adventures of Les Ballets C de la B.

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http://www.lesballetscdela.be/en

 

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(A ma mere) La fiancee aux yeux de bois

¥d¯ô ¡E ²ïªi¶ð Karine Saporta
Luc Alavoine | 1990|Color / B&W|Video|42min
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A group of dancers suspended above schoolchildren's little desks swings imperceptibly. Short, flickering, black and white sequences suggest a peasant childhood in a cold, snowbound countryside. Based on choreography by Karine

Saporta, this film subtly blends scenes from the performance and cuts from an unreleased Russian movie.

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Il etait une fois le garage

¥d¯ô ¡E ²ïªi¶ð Karine Saporta
Natacha Defontaine|Color|2001|Video | Color |52min

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Karine Saporta ±q·nºu¼Ö¼Öµû Yves Adrien ªº¤@½gÃö©ó 80 ¦~¥Nªº¤å³¹¡m 2001 ¡A¤@¬q·nºu±Ò¥Ü¿ý¡n¤¤¡AÀò±o³Ð§@ªºÆF·P¡A¦Ó¾Éºt Natacha Defontaine ¦b¾ã­Ó­pµe¤@¶}©l®É¡A§Y·Ç³ÆµÛ¤â©çÄá¡A¤]¦]¦¹°O¿ý¤F§@«~¥DÃD»P·§©Àªº§Î¦¨»Pµo®i¡A»Pºt¥X±Æ½m«e¤ÏÂеZ¿iµ¥ªº¹õ«áµe­±¡C Karine Saporta ºë·Ç¦a²V¦X²{¥N»R»P 70 ¦~¥Nªº·nºu¼Ö¡A¨âªÌ³£¬Oª§¨úÃÀ³N³Ð§@¦Û¥Ñªº¥ý¾W¡C¥H·nºu¼Ö§Y¿³ªº¸`«µ»PÁn­µ¬°¤Þ¾É¡A¥H¥¦¹ï¸g¨å­µ¼Ö¸ô½uªº¯}Ãa»P­««Ø¡Aºò¦©»RÁлy·J¡A³Ì«á¹F¨ì¤@ºØ¿W¯SªºÃÀ³Nªí¹F¸gÅç¡C

Karine Saporta takes her inspiration for her new spectacle from rock critic Yves Adrien's ¡§2001, une apocalypse rock¡¨ on the music of the 1980s. Director Natacha Defontaine follows the project from its beginning: the conception of the

theme, the dancers' and musicians' rehearsals, the building of the garage, etc.

¬ÛÃöºô¯¸¡G http://www.saporta-danse.com

 

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Cage/Cunningham
¬ù¿«¡E³Í¦N John Cage ¼¯´µ¡E±d¹çº~ Merce Cunningham
Elliot Caplan|1991|Color/B&W|English|Video|95min
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This is a feature film portrait tracing the history of the collaboration of choreographer Merce Cunningham and composer John Cage which began nearly 50 years ago at the Cornish Institute of Allied Arts in Seattle, Washington. In telling the story of Cunningham and Cage, award winning filmmaker and Cunningham collaborator, Elliot Caplan, utilizes candid footage of their activities around the world since 1983, rare footage from the Cunningham and Cage archives, and interviews with principal figures involved in the collaboration. Mr. Caplan's daily contact with Cage and Cunningham has inspired a revealing and sensitive portrait of two men whose spirit of adventure and iconoclastic thinking have helped to revolutionize life, as well as art in the twentieth century.
¬ÛÃöºô¯¸¡Ghttp://www.merce.org http://beststudentviolins.com/cage.html

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Luc Riolon |1997|Color| No commentary |Video|16min

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¥HÅå¤HªºµøÄ±ªí²{¡A¦ÓÀò±o¥þ¥@¬É³Ì¨ã¦³·Q¹³¤O½s»R®a¤§¤@ÁnÅAªº Maguy Marin ¡A¥X¥Í©ó¤g¾|´µ¡A¤÷¥À¬°¦è¯Z¤ú²¾¥Á¡A¤K·³°_¶}©l²ß»R¡C 16 ·³®É¡A¦]¬°¨äÀu²§ªº¦¨ÁZ¡A¦ÓÀò±o¨ì¤Ú¾¤ »P Nina Vyroubova ¾Ç²ß¤@¦~ªº¾÷·|¡C 1972 ¦~®É¡A¶i¤J¥Ñ½s»R®a²ö¨½´µ ¡E ¨©¹Å¡] Maurice Bejart ¡^©Ò³Ð¥ß¡A¦ì¦b¥¬¾|¶ëº¸ªº»RÁÐÀ¸¼@¾Ç®Õ Mudra ´NŪ¡C³o©Ò¥H¦h¤¸¥B¶}©ñ±Ð¾ÇµÛ¦Wªº¾Ç®Õ¡A¤£¦ý¶}±Ò¤F¦o¦h­±¦Vªº³Ð§@«äºû¡A¤]¹J¨ì¦h¦ì¤é«á¦X§@µL¶¡ªº­«­n»RªÌ¡C¦Ó«á¡A¦o¾á¥ô Bejart ªº Ballets du XXe Siecle ªº »RªÌ¡A¨Ã©ó 1976 ¦~µoªí½s»R§@«~¡m Yu-Kuri ¡n¡C 1978 ¦~»P Daniel Ambash ³Ð¥ßªÝÁ¢»R¹Î¡A¦P®É¤]¿n·¥¦a»P¨ä¥L½s»R®a¤Î»R¹Î¦X§@¡A¤£Â_±À¥X·sªº§@«~¡C 1985 ¦~¡A¦o¬°¨½©ùºq¼@°|ªÝÁ¢»R¹Î©Ò»s§@ªº´¶Ã¹°ªµá¤Òªº¡m¦Ç©h®Q¡n¡A¦b 1987 ¦~¯Ã¬ù­ººt«á¤Þ°_ÅF°Ê¡A¤§«á»R¹Î¸g±`«e©¹¬ü°ê¨µ°jºt¥X¡C 1988 ¦~ ºaÀòªk°ê¤å¤Æ³¡¹{µo¡uªk°ê°ê®a¤åÃÀÃM¤h¾±³¹¡v¡C 1992 ¦Ü 1994 ¦~´Á¶¡¡A¦o¾á¥ô¨½©ùºq¼@°|ªÝÁ¢»R¹Îªº¾n¹Î½s»R¤u§@¡A 2003 ¦~¨ÃÀò±o Samuel H. Scripps/American Dance Festival Award ªº²×¥Í¦¨´N¼ú®íºa¡C Maguy Marin ªº»R¹Î ´¿¤T«×¨Ó¥xºt¥X¡A¦W§@¡m May B ¡n»P¡m Coppelia ¡n¡] ¬_ºÑ²ú¨È ¡^§ó¬O¦­¦b LD ®É¥N¡A´N¤wÅýµL¼Æ¥xÆWªº»R°gÅåÆv¡C

¡m ¥ì¨l¶é ¡n±q¸t¸g±o¨ì³Ð§@ÆF·P¡A¬O½s»R®a Maguy Marin ¥H¨Fºz¬°­I´ºªºÂù¤H»R¡C¦b±j½ÕªÏÅé°Ê§@ªºªíºt¤¤¡A¨â¦W»RªÌ Wilfried Romoli ¤Î Cathy Polo ºòºò¾Ö©ê¡A¤£°±¦a±ÛÂà¡A¤½µMªº¬D¾Ô¦a¤ß¤Þ¤O¡C¾Éºt Luc Riolon ªºÃèÀY¸òµÛ¨È·í»P®L«½«½³o¦pªi°Ê¯ë¡B½wºC·P©Êªº»RÁСA¦b¤@­Ó¦p¹Ú¯ë¡AµLªk¤ÀÂ÷ªº¾Ö©ê¤¤¡C

The choreographer Maguy Marin based this piece for two dancers in a desert setting inspired from the Bible. In a very physical performance, Wilfried Romoli and Cathy Polo clinch each other, roll around and defy the laws of gravity. Luc Riolon follows the slow, flowing, sensuous dance in a dream-like, inseparable embrace.

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Melting Pot
º¿®V ¡E º¿º~ Maguy Marin
Pierre Guy | 1998|Color-B&W|Video|60min

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¡m ¤jº²Äl ¡n§ï½s¦Û Maguy Marin ´yø¤HÃþ¦æ¬°¤Î±¡ºü©Ò³Ð§@ªº»R½X¡m Waterzooi ¡n ¡C »R¥x­I´º·h¨ì¤é±`¥Í¬¡ªº¤j«°¥«¤¤¡A¦Ó¥D¨¤«h¬°¤@­Ó¥Í¬¡¦b­¥°Ïªº²{¥Nª©¤p¬õ´U¡C¼v¤ù±j½Õ¨C¤é¥Í¬¡»P¸Ö¤§¶¡ªº±j¯P®t²§¡C

Melting Pot is an adaptation of Waterzooi , a dance piece directed by the choreographer Maguy Marin and based on human behavior and emotions. The setting is everyday life in a big city and suggests the singular world of a teenager living in the

suburbs, a modern-day Little Red Riding Hood and emblematic figure of choreography. The film plays on the constant differences between day-to-day life and poetry.

 

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http://www.compagnie-maguy-marin.fr

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Towards Mathilde

º¿¸¦º¸¼w¡E²ö©g¸­ Mathilde Monnier
¦w³ÇÄõ¡E´¶¹p¯ª¥d Angelin Preljocaj
¹p¦N®R¡E¿½Ä«¿Õ Regine Chopinot
Claire Denis|2004|Video| 60 min
5/16 (¤T) 13:05¡@ 5/20 (¤é) 22:40 ¡@5/21 (¤@) 18:30
5/23 (¤T)18:10¡@ 5/26 (¤»)19:00 ¡@5/28 (¤@)11:30
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¡m¾a¦Vº¿¸¦º¸¼w¡n¬O¨â­Ó¨ã¦³±j¯P³Ð³y¤~¯àªº¤k©ÊÃÀ³N®aªº¨IÀq¬Û¹J¡C¥H¡m­x¤¤¸TÅÊ¡n¡B¡m¤£ª¾¤£Ä±·R¤W§A¡nµ¥¤ù»D¦Wªº¾Éºt§JµÜ¨à¡D¤¦©gµ·¡] Claire Denis ¡^¡A¤§«e¦b¡m¤Q¤ÀÄÁ«á¡G´£µ^¾y¤O¡n¸Ì§Y¥H¡m Towards NANCY ¡n¡]¥xÆWͬ°¡mÃä¹Ò¤õ¨®¡n¡^¬°ÃD¡A©ç¹Lªk°ê¥Ø«e³Ì¨ã¼vÅT¤Oªº­õ¾Ç®a Jean-Luc Nancy ¡C Claire Denis ¤§«eªº¼v¤ù¸g±`±´°Q²{¥NªÀ·|»P¨­Å骺Ãö«Y¡A¤]±`©ç¨ì¼@¤¤¤Hª«¸õ»Rªº³õ­±¡C³o¬O¦o²Ä¤@¦¸ª½±µ¥H»RªÌªº¨­Åé¤Î¨ä»y¨¥¬°¥DÃDªº¼v¤ù¡C Mathilde Monnier ³Q»{¬°¬Oªk°ê³Ì¨ã­õ«äªº½s»R®a¡A´¿¥ôªk°ê«n³¡»X°ö¨½­C (Montpellier) ¥«ªº»RÁФ¤¤ßÃÀ³NÁ`ºÊ¡A¦Ó«á³Ð¥ß¦Û¤vªº»R¹Î¡A¸Ó¹Îªº­º®u»RªÌ´N¬O¥xÆWª¾¦Wªº»RªÌªL©ÉªÚ¡C Monnier ³ßÅw»P¤£¦P»â°ìªº¡u¥LªÌ¡v¦X§@¡A±N¥LªÌªº¥[¤J·í¦¨¬O¤@ºØ¥²»Ý¥h¿Ä¦Xªº¡uõXÃØ¡v¡C

Monnier »P Jean-Luc Nancy ¤@°_¥X¹L¨â¥»·¥¬°ºëÅPªº±´°Q»RÁлP«ä·Qªº®Ñ¡A¦Ó Nancy ¦Û¤v¦b±µ¨ü¤ßŦ²¾´Ó¤â³N¤§«á¡A¤]¼g¹L¤@¥»¦W¬°¡mÂô¤JªÌ¡n (L'intrus) ªº®Ñ¡A±´°Q¡u±µ¯Ç¡v»P¡u±Æ¥¸¡vªºÃö«Y¡A¦Ó«á³o¥»®Ñ¦¨¬°¼Æ³¡¼v¤ùªºÂÅ¥»¡A¥]¬A Claire Denis ªº·s§@¡A¤ù¦W´N¥s¡mÂô¤JªÌ¡n (L'intrus) ¡A¦Ó³o¡A¤]¬O¡m¾a¦Vº¿¸¦º¸¼w¡nªº°ò¥»ºë¯«¡C¦b¤@½g³X½Í¤¤ Claire Denis ´£¨ì¦Û¤v§Æ±æ¥H¤£¸g±m±Æ¡A¦Ó¥B¤£¬O°½©çªº¤è¦¡¥h©ç»RªÌ¡A¦o©l¥Î¶W¤KÄá¼v¾÷¡A¬°ªº¬OÅýÄá¼v¾÷ªºÁn­µ´£¿ô»RªÌ¡u¥LªÌ¡vªº¤¶¤J¡A³o¬O¬°¤°»ò·í¦o©ç¨ìªL©ÉªÚ¦]¦Û¤vªº©çÄá¡A±q®`²Û¡B±µ¯Ç¡A¨ì»PÄá¼v¾÷¤¬°Ê¦^À³ªº¹Lµ{¡AÅý¨äÅåÀ~»P¿³¾Ä¤£¤wªº­ì¦]¡C

Vers Mathilde is a silent meeting of two creative women. Claire Denis, filmmaker, films the bodies and their language in close up. Mathilde Monnier, choreographer, uses movement, extending beyond the dance form, to seek out new windows onto life. Their meeting reflects a strong, close working relationship and Claire Denis' desire to further explore the mystery of move-ment. ?I wanted to capture what happens when the body starts working; to try and catch the work in progress.?

 

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Les Raboteurs
º¿¸¦º¸¼w¡E²ö©g¸­ Mathilde Monnier
¦w³ÇÄõ¡E´¶¹p¯ª¥d Angelin Preljocaj
¹p¦N®R¡E¿½Ä«¿Õ Regine Chopinot
Cyril Collard|1988|Color|35mm|8min
5/16 (¤T) 13:05 ¡@5/20 (¤é) 22:40 ¡@5/21 (¤@) 18:30
5/23 (¤T)18:10¡@ 5/26 (¤»)19:00 ¡@¡@5/28(¤@) 11:30
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1957 ¦~¥X¥Íªº Angelin Preljocaj ¤÷¥À¬°ªüº¸¤Ú¥§¨È²¾¥Á¡C±µ¨ü¥j¨å»RÁаV½m¤§«á¡A Preljocaj ¶i¤J²{¥N»Rªº»â°ì¡A»P Karin Waehner ¦X§@¡C 1980 ¦~«e©¹¯Ã¬ù«ô®v Merce Cunningham ªù¤U¡C 1984 ¦~³Ð¥ß Preljocaj »R¹Î¡Aµoªí¶W¹L 20 ³¡¥H¤Wªº§@«~¡A´¿³Q¯Ã¬ù®É³øºÙ¤§¬°³Ì¨ã¤~µØ¤§¹êÅç½s»R®a¡C

¥H Gustave Caillebotte ªº¦Wµe¡m §S¤ì¤u ¡n¬°°_ÂI¡A Preljocaj ¬°¨k©Ê»RªÌ¼g¤U³oÄÕ¥Hª¦¦æ¡B¼Y¸¨»P°±¹yµ¥ªÏÅé°Ê§@¬°¥Dªº»R§@¡C¼v¤ù¾Éºt ¬O ¥H¡m ©]©]©]¨g ¡nÀò±o ³Í¼»¼úªº³Ì¨Î¼v¤ù¡A«o¦b¹{¼ú«e¤i¦]·R´þ¯f¹L¥@ªº Cyril Collard¡C¥LªºÄá¼v¾÷¦b»RªÌªº¨­Åé¶¡®i©µ¡A¥Rº¡¸Ö·N¦a®·®» ¨k»RªÌ­Ì¦b¦aªO¤WÁB±¶ªº°Ê§@¡A ¥©§®¦a ¦b»RÁСBµe§@»P¤@¹ï¦]ª§§n¦Ó¤À¤âªº±¡«Q¤§¶¡¨Ó¦^¿â¨B¡C

The choreographer Angelin Preljocaj based a dance on Les Raboteurs (the floor scrapers) , the masterpiece painting by Gustave Caillebotte, which emphasizes

the crawling gestures, falls and pauses of craftsmen. The director Cyril Collard

thought up a love story woven together by the silent, physical dance of these men scraping the floor.

 

  K.O.K.
º¿¸¦º¸¼w¡E²ö©g¸­ Mathilde Monnier
¦w³ÇÄõ¡E´¶¹p¯ª¥d Angelin Preljocaj
¹p¦N®R¡E¿½Ä«¿Õ Regine Chopinot
Regine Chopinot | 1989|Color| No commentary | 35mm |5min
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Regine Chopinot ¥O¤HÅå¹Äªº§@«~¡mK.O.K¡n.¡A¬Ý°_¨Ó¹³¬O¤@³õ®±À»¤ñÁÉ¡A¦³§¹¾ãªº¦^¦X¡Bµô§P¤Î®±ÁÉ¥x¡A¥¦­«·s½á¤©¹ï®±À»ÃÀ³Nªº·s·N¡C¯u¹êªº®±À»³õ­±»P»RÁЪºµ²¦X¡AÆF·P·½¦Û©ó®±À»¿ï¤âÆF¬¡¸õÅD¯ëªº´§®±°Ê§@¡A¦ý¬O­nÀò±o®±À»«a­x¡A»Ý­n«Ü¤jªº§V¤O»P¦½¤ô¡C»R§@¤¤±ÛÂ઺¾Ý¥x¬O¥Ñ´¿¸g¸ò©|-¥Ö­C£»­õ¤º (Jean-Pierre Jeunet) ¦@¦P°õ¾É¡m¶Â¦â¨g·Q¦±¡n(Delicatessen)¡B¡mÅå²§¨g·Q¦±¡n(La Cite des enfants perdus) ªº°¨§J£»¥d«J (Marc Caro)©Ò³]­p¡C Regine Chopinot¥Í©ó1952¦~¡A©ó1978¦~¦b¨½©ù³Ð¥ß¦Û¤vªº»R¹ÎLa Compagnie du Grebe¡A¤T¦~¤§«á¡A«K¥H½s»R§@«~¡mHalley¡¦s Comet¡n¦bBagnoletªº°ê»Ú»RÁи`¤¤Àò¼ú¡C1986¦~°_¡A¾á¥ôPoitou-Charentes»RÁФ¤¤ßªºÁ`ºÊ¤@¾¦Ü¤µ¡C¦b¹L¥hªñ30¦~¤§¤º¡A¥L©Ò³Ð§@¬ù50³¡ªº§@«~·í¤¤¡A¬Ò¬O»P¸Ë¸mÃÀ³N®a¦pAndy Goldworthy,¡BJean Le Gac ©MJean Michel Bruyere¡A¥H¤Î²{¥N­µ¼Ö®aTon-That Thiet©MBernard Lubat¦@¦P¦X§@¡C¦Ó¦b1983¦Ü1993¦~´Á¶¡¡A¬y¦æªA¸Ë³]­p®vJean Paul Gaultier ¤]¬°¦oªº»R§@¾á¥ôªA¸Ë³]­p¡C¹L¥h´X¦~¶¡¡ARegine Chopinot¦bªk°ê¤Î¶V«n±Ð±Â»RÁСA¨Ã´¿¨ì¥xÆWºt¥X¡C

Created by Regine Chopinot, K.O.K. is an astonishing dance number designed to look like a boxing match, complete with rounds, a referee and a ring, reinventing the art of pugilism. Real punches alternate with dance sequences inspired by boxers¡¦ footwork and swinging fists. It costs the champions much sweat and effort, and all four of them end up on the mat, sweating and Knockedout.
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http://www.mathildemonnier.com/en

http://www.preljocaj.org

http://www.barc.fr

 

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Suzanne Linke, enchainements
Ĭ¬À ¡E µY¥d Suzanne Linke¦ã©Ô ¡E ªk¹Ï¦Ì / ¦ã·ç§J ¡E ©Ô¿p¶P Hela Fattoumi & Eric Lamoureux
Charles Picq|1991 |Color|Video|58min
5/16 (¤T) 21:15 ¡@5/17 (¥|) 15:30 ¡@5/18 (¤­) 23:00
5/19 (¤») 20:25 ¡@5/22 (¤G) 15:00¡@ 5/24 (¥|) 17:10
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¦b²¼äªºµ§Ä²¤U¡A¾Éºt Charles Picq ¥ø¹Ï¦^¨ì½s»R®a Suzanne Linke ©t¿Wªºµ£¦~¡C¦b Linke ªº±a»â¤U¡A¦^¨ì¦o¨à®É¦]¸£½¤ª¢¦í°|ªºÂå°|¡AºZ½Í¤F¦o»P Dore Hoyer ¡B Mary Wigman ¦b¬fªLªº¬Û¹J¡A¥H¤Î¹ï¦oªº¿W»R§@«~ ¡m Effekt ¡nªº¤@¨Ç¬Ýªk¡A ¤]½Í¤Î¨ä§@«~­I«á±j¤jªº½ÄÀ»¤O ¡C

Suzanne Linke ªº»RÁСA¿Ä¦X¤F¨ã¦³¾ú¥vªº¼w°ê»RÁЪº¶Ç²Î¡A»P²{¥N¼w°ê»RÁм@¹Îªºµo®i¡C³Ìªì¦b¬fªL±µ¨ü¼w°ê¤j®v¯Å»RÁЮa Mary Wigman ªº°V½m¡A¦Ó«á«e©¹®J´Ë ¡A ¦b Kurt Jooss ©Ò³Ð¿ìªº Folkwang ¾Ç®Õ»RÁШt´NŪ¡A 70 ¦Ü 73 ¦~¶¡¡A¦¨¬° Pina Bausch ¾á¥ôÃÀ³N«ü¾Éªº Folkwang Dance Studio ¹Î­û¡A¤]¦b¦P®É¶¡¡A¶}©l½s»R¤Wªº³Ð§@¡C¤£¥X´X¦~ªº®É¶¡¡A¦oªº½s»R§@«~§Y¨ü¨ì°ê»ÚªÖ©w¡A¤£½×¬O¿W»R©Î¸s»R¡A³£Àò±o½Ñ¦h¼ú¶µªÖ©w¡C¦bªñ¤Q¦~ªº®É¶¡¸Ì¡A¦o»P»R¹Î¨üÁܨµ°j¦Ü¼Ú¬w¡B¦L«×¡B¥_¬ü¤Î«n¬ü¬wµ¥¦aºt¥X¡C 1985 ¦~°_À³¦Uª¾¦W»R¹Î¤§ÁÜ¡A¾á¥ô½s»R¤u§@¡A¨ä¤¤¥]¬A¦³¯Ã¬ùªº Limon »R¹Î¡B´¿¨Ó¥xªº¤Ú¦è¥jªB»R¹Î¡] Grupo Corpo ¡^¤Î²üÄõ»RÁм@¹Îµ¥¡C 2000 ¦~´¿»P Äõ§Æ ¡E²üªÜ°Ò¡] Reinhild Hoffmann ¡^¨Ó¥xªíºt¡C

With small strokes, Charles Picq evokes the autistic childhood of the choreographer Suzanne Linke and returns with her to the hospital premises where she was treated for a severe case of meningitis. She talks about her encounters with Dore Hoyer and Mary Wigman in Berlin, and comments on an excerpt from her solo piece Effekt , emphasizing the powerful drive behind all her works.

¬ÛÃöºô¯¸¡Ghttp://www.thelab-berlin.de/Eartistlinke1.html

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Solstice
Ĭ¬À ¡E µY¥d Suzanne Linke¦ã©Ô ¡E ªk¹Ï¦Ì / ¦ã·ç§J ¡E ©Ô¿p¶P Hela Fattoumi & Eric Lamoureux
Christophe Bargues|1997|Color|video|11min
5/16 (¤T) 21:15 ¡@5/17 (¥|) 15:30 ¡@5/18 (¤­) 23:00
5/19 (¤») 20:25 ¡@5/22 (¤G) 15:00¡@ 5/24 (¥|) 17:10
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¡m Solstice ¡n«üªº¬O¤Ñ¤å¾Ç¤Wªº¨â­Ó·¥ÂI¡A³o¬O¤@¬q¿E¯P¦aÂù¤H»Rªº§Ç¦±¡A§Ï©»¬O§Üij¦ü¦a¡A¥H¦hÅܪº±IÀR©M»´·LªºÁnÅT¹ï§Ü³ÙÄÛªº¥@¬É¡C§Ú­Ì¬Ý¨ì¾ã­Ó»R§@ªººëµØ¡A¥Ñ¨â­Ó³Ç¥Xªº»RªÌ Hela Fattoumi »P Eric Lamoureux ¡A¦b¦p¹Ú¯ëªº«D¬w¨Fºz¡A¤@­Ó°Ê§@±µµÛ¤@­Ó°Ê§@¦a¸àÄÀ¥X¨Ó¡C¦b¸õ¹Mªk°êª¾¦Wªº»R¹Î¤§«á¡A¨â¤H©ó 1990 ¦~¦¨¥ß¦Û¤vªº»R¹Î¡A¶}©l¨µ°j¥@¬É¦U¦aªíºt¡A¥]¬AÁú°ê»P¤é¥»¡C 2004 ¦~¡A¨â¤H±µ´À Karine Saport a¡A¦¨¬° Caen/Basse-Normandie °ê®a»RÁФ¤¤ßªºÁ`ºÊ¡C¥L­Ì¸g±`¥HÂù¤H»Rªº¤è¦¡³Ð§@¡A§@«~³Q»{¬°¬O±Ó·P«×·¥¨Îªº±±¨îªÌ¡A¾Õªø®·®»®É¶¡ªº®¶°Ê©Ê¡BªÅ¶¡ªº©I§l»P¦s¦bªºªi°Ê¡C

This film is the quintessential excerpt of a dance performance which takes place in a desert in Africa. Two outstanding dancers ( Hela Fattoumi and Eric Lamoureux) painstakingly perform the work movement by movement, gazes interlocked and supple necks outstretched. Christophe Bargues exalts a non-fusional dance, devoid of all excess, by dwelling on each dancer individually, deliberately avoiding shots of both of them together in order to emphasize the singularity of their movements, which never meet.

¬ÛÃöºô¯¸¡Ghttp://www.ccncbn.com

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Le Temps du repli
³ì·æ¤Ò¡D¯Ç³\ Josef Nadj
Cathy Levy|2004 | No commentary |Video|26min
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5/23 (¤T)22:00 ¡@5/25 (¤­) 13:00 ¡@5/26 (¤»)11:30
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§ï½s¦ÛJosef Nadj©ó1999¦~µoªíªº§@«~¡C¥þ¤ù¦b¤Q¤K¥@¬öªº«°³ù¤¤§¹¦¨¡C¼v¤ù±q«Õ·t»P±IÀRªº©]¦â¤¤¶}©l¡A·í¥ú½u³vº¥Å¢¸n¦b»R¥x¤W¡A§Ú­Ì¬Ý¨ì¤@¹ï§¤µÛªº¨k¤k¡A¤¤¶¡¥Ñ¤@±i¤ì®à¤À¹j¶}¨Ó¡A¥L­Ì¶}©l´M§ä¹ï¤è¡K¡C¥ÑJosef Nadj©MCecile Thieblemont¹¢ºtªº³o¹ïÅʤH¡A±q·s¸àÄÀ¤F¤H¥Í¤¤·P±¡¥Í¬¡ªº¤£¦P¶¥¬q¡C¦b¤£¶¡·²ªº»RÁФ¤¡A¼ö±¡¡BÄñºøªºÀþ¶¡¡Aª½¨ì§Ü©Ú¡A³Ì«á¦b²M±áªº·LÄf¤¤¡A½w½w°h¥h¡CCathy LevyªºÄá¼v¾÷¡A¥©§®¦a®·®»¨ì³o¬q¨p¯µ»P·L§®ªºÅʤHµ¶»y¡C This short film is a recreation of Temps du repli, a piece created by Josef Nadj in 1999. From dusk until dawn, in an appealing series of linked 18th century rooms, the work filmed in the chateau of Coulans-sur-Gee is reborn, step by step. A continuous dance where moments of passion, unity and struggle succeed each other, finally to fade away as dawn breaks.

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La Mort de l¡¦empereur
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Francois Porcile|1990|Color| No commentary |35mm|47min
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Wim Vandekeybus | 2005 | Color |35mm| 55 min

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2005 §¢«°¼v®i Agence du Cinema Independent pour sa diffusion ³æ¤¸2005 Festival du Film d'Aubagne
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Blush is the cinematic adaptation of Vandekeybus' 2002 choreography of the same name which toured worldwide for two years. Shot on location on the beautiful Mediterranean island of Corsica and in interiors in Brussels, on Super 16mm (DOP Lieven Van Baelen), this mesmerizing dance movie is an almost physical depiction of love and passion.

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Wim Vandekeybus|2001|Color|Video|15 min

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¡¥ One for Sorrow, two for Joy, three for a Girl, four for a Boy, five for Silver, six for Gold, 7 for a Secret never to be told': Wim Vandekeybus used this Irish nursery rhyme about magpies as a basis for his performance 7 for a Secret never to be told. The performance was made up of seven interflowing sections, alluding to ¡¥two extreme emotions, the two sexes, two precious metals and a secret'. For each scene a specific scenography and different movement material was developed. 


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·Å¡E¤Z¼w¦N©¬´µ¡]Wim Vandekeybus¡^
·¨¡Dªk¥¬º¸¡]Jan Fabre¡^
Jan Fabre/Wim Vandekeybus|1997|Color|Video|7min30

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The performance Body, body on the wall... ¡V in which this video is projected ¡V is part of Jan Fabre's series of solo performances entitled The Four Temperaments: four evening-long solos made for and with dancers with whom Fabre has collaborated artistically in the past: Wim Vandekeybus, Renee Copraij, Marc Vanrunxt and Annamirl Van der Pluijm. Body, body on the wall¡K is a monologue about the body and movement: the body that is registered by manipulating it in different ways, by adjusting it and by modeling it. The central idea is that we only become aware of our body from the looks that other people give it.

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The 1001 Lives of Lia Rodrigues
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Luli Barzman|2005|Color|French/Portuguese|Video|70min
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The 1001 Vies de Lia Rodrigues retraces the career of one of the most influential choreographers in Brazil. An intellectual torn by the realities of her country, Lia Rodrigues is also a passionate mother and an insatiable artist who combines a child-like irreverence with the use of new forms. A plastic artist of bodies, she often uses naked figures, creating remarkable images imbued with a strange beauty.

One day, Lia decides to do a residency in Rio de Janeiro's Mare favela to bring her art and a different mode of life to this dangerous place. The film's narration begins chronologically, then breaks at mid-point to disseminate Lia's voice within other voices. The process espouses the choreographer's own convictions: the importance not only of the final object/performance, but of human interaction, of the environment, of living the making of a creation as a political act. Luli Barzman brushes a kaleidoscopic portrait of a life, a body of work and a country shaken by pain, risk, love and death.


 

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Valerie Urrea | 2004 | Color | French | Video | 59min
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Dance has a history strongly focused on the feminine. How do men see dance today? Why is there such a significant emergence of choreographers who work exclusively with male performers, bringing men's fundamental identity into question?

 
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Charles Picq | 1989 | Color | French | 35mm | 32min
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Ten brief portraits in dance by the performers of Saut de l'ange ('Angel's Leap') which was choreographed by Dominique Bagouet in sets designed by Christian Boltanski and first performed at the Montpellier festival in 1988. A village square, fading golden light and strange inhabitants who, until nightfall, make sharp gestures in the still air. All of them meet at the end of each sequence for a dense, sound-filled gallop.

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Goldfish Game
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Jan Lauwers | 2002 | Color | English | Video | 105min
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A small community of people is violently torn apart. The setting of the dramatic events is Liliane and Leonard's castle. On the eve of the departure of their disabled daughter Lena for a sanatorium in Switzerland, this is the last chance for the company to spend an evening together. The goldfish game is a tradition of their own invention. It has become the playful and nearly childlike expression of their companionship and friendship. During a round of the goldfish game disaster is announced in the form of David, a detective whom is introduced to the company in good faith. The arrival of David, the outsider, poses a threat to the identity of the group.

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Dance Notes
¦w®R¡E¼w·ç²ï¡E®Vº¸´µ¬ü¥i Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker | ¦N°Ç¡E¸Ê»« Gilles Jobin
Michel Follin | 2002 | Color | English/French/Spanish/Flemish | Video | 60min
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With her latest creation April me, Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker marks a return to the very essence of her work and that very special relationship she maintains between music and dance. The film focuses mainly on that highly sophisticated process involving the dialectical exchange between the creative ideas of choreographer and composer, the give-and-take between composition, musical material and dance. It is the very first film to penetrate the creative universe of the choreographer, following the elaborative phases of the piece, those special moments when experimentation is the impetus for creation.


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¦w®R¡E¼w·ç²ï¡E®Vº¸´µ¬ü¥i Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker | ¦N°Ç¡E¸Ê»« Gilles Jobin
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Dance film, freely adapted from THE MOEBIUS STRIP, a choreography by Gilles Jobin. A sensual and hypnotic exploration in which the bodies of five dancers cross, overlap, follow, and embrace each other, creating a fascinating human sculpture gliding through space. The camera follows and dissects this fluid choreography set to music by Franz Treichler.

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Kazuo Ohno: I Dance Into the Light
¤j³¥¤@¶¯ Kazuo Ohno | ?? ???? Hideyuki Yano
Peter Sempel | 2004 | Color/B&W | German/English/Japanese | Video | 60min

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Kazuo Ohno, the living legend of butoh-dance, 98 years old (born 1906), still dancing, says: "I am an old horse with a young heart".

He was inspired by German Ausdruckstanz and dancer La Argentina in the 20's, started Butoh (with Hijikata) end of the fifties, as an expression of thankfulness for pure life (and also questioning the beginning of the Americanization of Japan after the 2nd world war, parallel to the Beat-generation).

His dance is extremely lighthearted and full of joy, and at the same time expresses the deepest darkness of the soul. Butoh means 'Step into the dark'...

The films shows his life, dancing, studio, with his son Yoshito & family, pupils and other animals, a solo by acclaimed Russian dancer Tanya Khabarova in Dresden, and how he, although disabled, dances today "to the extreme". He has influenced dancers the world over.

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La Danse de l'epervier
¤j³¥¤@¶¯ Kazuo Ohno | ?? ???? Hideyuki Yano
Robert Cahen | 1984 | Color | No commentary | Video | 13min

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A video re-creation of an original number by Hideyuki Yano first performed at the festival of Avignon in July 1983: based on an Irish legend about the hero Cuchulain, which was later adapted by W. B. Yeats, set in medieval Japan.

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The Written Face
?¤g¤ÏªF¥É¤T­¦ Tamasaburo Bando| ¤j³¥¤@¶¯ Kazuo Ohno
Daniel Schmid | 1995 | color | German | 35mm | 90min

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Daniel Schmidªº¼v¤ù¥H¦h¨¤«×¡A²`¤J§e²{¤é¥»°êÄ_ºq»RÉ«¤j®v?ªF¥É¤T­¦ªººë±m­±»ª¡C¼v¤ù¤À¦¨³sÄòªº¦h¹õ«¬¦¡¡A§Ç¦±¬O?ªF¥É¤T­¦ªíºtªº¡m¾K³D¤§»R¡n (Orochi)¡A±µ¤U¨Ó¬O³X½Í³¡¤À¡A¡m?ªF¥É¤T­¦»P¥Lªº°¸¹³­Ì¡n¡]Tamasaburo Bando and his idols¡^¡A¼v¤ù§e²{¥L»PÃÀ§²»RÁЮaªZ­ì??¡]Han Takehara¡^¡B¤kºt­û§ü§ø¬K¤l(Haruko Sugimura)¡A¥H¤Î»R½ñ¤j®v¤j³¥¤@¶¯µ¥¤Hªº¬Û¨£Åw¡CÀH«á¬°¤@¹õ»´§Ö¦aÃÀ§²ÅÜ«µ¦±¡m?©üÃÀªÌ±¡¸Ü¡n¡C¦Ó¦b³Ì«á¤@¹õ·í¤¤¡A?ªF¥É¤T­¦ºt¥Xºq»R¼@¡mÆO®Q¡n¡]Sagimusume¡^¡A±Ô­z¦b¤@­Ó¶©¥V¤j³·¤§©]¡A¤k«Äªº¸ÀÅÜ»P­«¥Íªº¬G¨Æ¡C¾Éºt¸Õ¹Ï³z¹L³o¯S¦³ªº»RÁÐÃÀ³N§Î¦¡¡A±´¨s¯«¯µ­±¨ã¤Uªº¤j©M¥@¬É¡C?ªF¥É¤T­¦¬O¤é¥»·í¤µ³Ì³Ç¥Xªººq»RÉ«¤j®v¡A°£¤Fª¾¦Wªº»R¥xªíºt¥~¡A¥¦¤]»P¥@¬É³»¦yÃÀ³N®a¦X§@¡A¿Eµo¥X·sªºÃÀ³N¤õªá¡A¨ä¤¤¥]¬A½s»R®aMaurice Bejart¡B»RÁЮaMikhail Baryshnikov¤Î­µ¼Ö®a°¨¤Í¤Í¡C

·ç¤hÄyª¾¦W§@ªÌ¾ÉºtDaniel Schmid¡A¥H©çÄáÃÀ³NÃD§÷¹q¼v»P°õ¾ÉµÛ¦Wºq¼@µÛºÙ¡A§@«~¥Rº¡³Ð·N·P©Ê·Q¹³¤O»P²{¥N¥D¸qªÌª¾©Ê´¼ÃѪº¥©§®¤¬°Ê¡C¥L»P·ç¤hµÛ¦WÄá¼v®v Renato Berta ªø´Á¦X§@¦h³¡¼v¤ù¡A¥]¬A§ï½s¦Ûªk´µ»«¹F¼@¥»¨Ã¥B°Ñ»Pºt¥Xªº¡m¤Ñ¨Ïªº³±¼v¡n (Shadow of Angels) ¡C1999 ¦~§¹¦¨ªº³ß¼@¡m¨©¨½§Æ®R©Î·ç¤hªº¥½¤é¡n (Beresina, or the Last Days of Switzerland) ¡A´y­z¤W¬yªÀ·|µê°°¬¾¶BªººØºØ´c¦æ¡A¬°Schmidűo§ó¦hÆ[²³ªº³ß·R»P¤@®y¿c¥d¿Õ¼v®i²×¥Í°^Äm¼ú¡C«e§@¡m¦«´µ¥d¤§§k¡n´¿©ó¡uÁn­µªº²ª¸ñ¡v¼v®i¤¤ºt¥X¡A¥h¦~¯f³u¡C©çÄ᥻¤ùªº¤Q¦~«e¡ADaniel Schmid´¿±aµÛùÄõ¤Ú¯SÃö©ó¤é¥»ªºµÛ§@¡m²Å¸¹«Ò°ê¡n¨ì¤é¥»®È¹C¡A¥Lµoı¤Ú¯Sªº¤é¥»¬O¡u¦è¤èÆ[ÂI¡v¡A¥L¦b?ªF¥É¤T­¦ªºªíºt¤¤¬Ý¨ì¤H¥i¥H¦P®É¬O¦Û¤v¨­Å骺¤u¨ã»P²Õ´ªÌ¡A¤H¹³Paul Bowles©Ò»¡ªº¤@¼Ë¡G¡u¬O³Q¤º¦b©ÒÅX³v¥X¨Óªº¡v¡A¥²»Ý¥h²¾°Ê¦Û¤vªº¦ì¸m¡C

¡§The Written Face¡¨ is an attempt to offer an insight into the Japanese Kabuki star, Tamasaburo Bando. The film consists of four continuous acts: A prelude, the dance of the drunken snake, ¡§Orochi¡¨, from Japan 's oldest myth, is followed by a documentary section, ¡§Tamasaburo Bando and his idols¡¨. It includes encounters with Han Takehara, geisha and dancer, Haruko Sugimura, film actress (Ozu, Naruse, Kurosawa), and Butoh dancer, Kazuo Ohno. The next act, ¡§Twilight Geisha,¡¨ is a light-hearted variation on the geisha theme. In the fourth and final section, Tamasaburo dances the Kabuki drama ¡§Sagimusume¡¨, a story of reincarnation and of a girl's transformation on a snowy winter's night.

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Allee der Kosmonauten
²ï®L¡EµØº¸¯÷ Sasha Waltz
º¿¸¦º¸¼w¡E²ö©g¸­ Mathilde Monnier
Sasha Waltz/Elliot Caplan | 1999 | Color | No commentary | video | 58min
5/16 (¤T) 14:35¡@ 5/18 (¤­) 20:10¡@ 5/23 (¤T)11:30
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¥h¦~´¿¨Ó¥xºt¥X¨ä¾_Åå¥@¬Éªº§@«~¡m¦×Åé¡n(Korper)ªºSasha Waltz¡A1993¦~¥H²Ä¤@³¡§@«~¡m®È¦æ®a¤T³¡¦±¡n¡]Travalogue Trilogy¡^¦b°ê»Ú»R¾Â¤¤±U°_¡A¤§«á«K±aµÛ§@«~¨µ°j¼Ú¬ü¡A¦b¦U¤jÃÀ³N¸`¤¤ºt¥X¡C»P¬ù¦ë¡E®á¨f¡]Jochen Sandig¡^¦¨¥ßSasha Waltz & Guests»R¹Î¡A¨Ã©ó1999¦~¦Ü2005¦~¶¡¡A¾á¥ô¬fªL¦C¹ç¼s³õ¼@°|ÃÀ³NºÞ²zÁ`ºÊªº¤u§@¡C

"Allee der Kosmonauten" is the story of a sort of universal familiy, as portrayed in dance by Sasha Waltz & Guests. Entertaining and visually stimulating, this debut film from Berlin choreographer Sasha Waltz, conjures up a surreal dream dance of family life, at once grotesque, kinetic and amusing.

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Upside Down
²ï®L¡EµØº¸¯÷ Sasha Waltz
º¿¸¦º¸¼w¡E²ö©g¸­ Mathilde Monnier
Valerie Urrea | 1990 | Color | No commentary | 35 mm | 12min
5/16 (¤T) 14:35¡@ 5/18 (¤­) 20:10 ¡@5/23 (¤T)11:30
5/27 (¤é)13:05 ¡@5/28 (¤@)18:00
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¥»¤ù§ï½s¦ÛMathilde Monnier©ó1989¦~©Ò³Ð§@ªº»RÁЧ@«~¡C¦b²{¥NÀï¤h¼Ö¤âLouis Sclavis³vº¥¥[±jªº³æÂ®ºÞ¼ÖÁn¤¤¡A¤@¸s¤H¥HÄa¦Qªº¤è¦¡¦b¹Ï®ÑÀ]¤¤¥X²{¡A¥L­Ì¥H¨­Å骺«º¶Õ¥h·P¨üÅܤơA¥ø¹Ï»s³y·N¥~¡Aª½¨ì²V¶Ã§½­±¨Ó¨ì¬°¤î¡A¬OMonnier²Ä¤G¤ä¿W¥ß§¹¦¨ªº»R§@¡C

Motionless figures in a library live balancing on top of a sky. They let go of their positions to experience encounters, cause accidents and try to release tension by wreaking general havoc. A la renverse ('Upside Down') is a reworking of a dance piece created by Mathilde Monnier in 1989.

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http://www.sashawaltz.de
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Born to be Baby
? ¨ª¨à¢A¤jÀd¾mÄ¥ Maro Akaji & Dai Rakuda¡Vkan | ³ì·æ¤Ò¡D¯Ç³\ Josef Nadj
ªL®ü¶H¡]Kaizo Hayashi¡^| 1997 | Color | No commentary | 16mm | 43min

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Born to be Baby is produced by the Museum of art, Kochi, in the project to make a film from the original Butoh stage. The original performance, ¡§Tonari wa nani o suru hlto zo¡¨ describes a shaman (performed by Maro Akaji) encountering the persons living in a different dimension (performed by the dances of the Butch company Dairakudakan): ekin, a heretical painter in Kochi named Kinzo; Sakamoto Ryoma, a famous revolutionary samurai of Kochi in the last days of the Tokugawa regime; General MacArthur, Commander in Chief of GHO; and Hijikata Tatsumi, a founder of Butch and a master of Maro Akaji. The film also features a detective performed by Harada Yoshio who is guided by a mysterious beauty. A fictional world blend with documentary images condensed from the Butch stage. It is bizarre, underground and mysterious.

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Josef Nadj, Last Landscape
? ¨ª¨à¢A¤jÀd¾mÄ¥ Maro Akaji & Dai Rakuda¡Vkan | ³ì·æ¤Ò¡D¯Ç³\ Josef Nadj
Josef Nadj | 2005 | Color | Video | 52min

5/16 (¤T) 22:40 ¡@5/20 (¤é) 20:45 ¡@5/24 (¥|) 13:20
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¡m¬°¤F§¹¦¨³o³¡¦Û¶Ç¦¡ªº¼v¤ù¡A¥H¦Û¤vµoªí©ó2005¦~¨Èºû¹AÃÀ³N¸`ªº»R¥x§@«~¡m³Ì«á­·´º¡n¬°°ò¦¡A­ìÄy¦I¤ú§Qªº½s»R®aJosef Nadj¦^¨ì¦Û¤v¦ì©ó«e«n´µ©Ô¤ÒKanizsaªþªñªº¥X¥Í¦a¡A¨º¬O¥Lªº¬G¶m»P³Ð§@ªº°_©lÂI¡C¦b³o³¡¥Rº¡¸Ö·Nªº¼v¤ù¸Ì¡A¦ñÀHµÛ«X°ê¥´À»­µ¼Ö®aVladimir Tarasovªº­µ¼Ö¡ANadj¨Ó¦^©ó¦Û¤vªºÆF·P¨Ó·½»P§@«~¤§¶¡¡C³o¦ì´¿¤À§O©óÀq¼@¤j®v°¨·²°¨­î¡]Marcel Marceau¡^»P¦ã¥Ð¼w®w¡]Etienne Decroux¡^¾Ç®Õ¾Ç²ßªº½s»R®a¡A»{¬°³o³¡¼v¤ù¬O¤@³¡¡u­±¹ï­·´ºªº¦Ûµe¹³¡v¡A¬O¤@´T¥¿¦b³Ð§@¡B«ä¦ÒªºÃÀ³N®aªº¦Ûµe¹³¡C¡m³Ì«á­·´º¡n´yø¤F¤@­Ó¦P®É¬O¦×Å骺»Pºë¯«ªºªÅ¶¡¡AÃÀ³N®aªº¥@¬É»Pºë¯«ªº¥@¬É¦b¦¹¥æ¶×¡C

To observe with the whole body and to create a performance out of this experience ¡V this is an ambition of Josef Nadj and musician Vladimir Tarasov. On the stage images replace words while music and dance enter a fascinating dialogue. ¡§The Last Landscape¡¨ is a self-portrait of Josef Nadj, inspired by the view he will never forget: a wild, abandoned, loamy field near his native village in ex-Yugoslavia, which used to be a settlement for nomadic tribes ages ago.

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http://www.josefnadj.com

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Cafe Muller
??ºÑ®R¡DÀj³\ Pina Bausch | º¿¸¦º¸¼w¡E²ö©g¸­ Mathilde Monnier
Pina Bausch | 1986 | Color | No commentary | Video | 48min

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Dance piece created by Pina Bausch based on her experiences in post-War Germany, featuring Pina Bausch, Malou Airaudou, Dominique Mercy, Jan Minarek, Nazareth Panadero, Jean-Laurent Sasportes and the Dance Theatre of Wuppertal. is considered one of Bausch's most autobiographical works, reflecting her father's cafe, where she spent many hours watching the ways the adults tried to survive in a devastated and dislocated society. This film contains Bausch's last appearance as an actor.

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Bruit blanc ¡V Autour de Marie France
??ºÑ®R¡DÀj³\ Pina Bausch | º¿¸¦º¸¼w¡E²ö©g¸­ Mathilde Monnier
Valerie Urrea | 1998 | Color/B&W | French | Video | 51min

5/15 (¤G)17:00¡@ 5/19 (¤») 16:35 ¡@5/21 (¤@) 11:30
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¥»¤ù¾ÉºtValerie Urrea©çÄ᪾¦W½s»R®aMathilde Monnier»P¤@­Ó26·³¦Û³¬ªº¤k¤lMarie-France¤§¶¡ªºÃö«Y¡C¤ù¤¤ªº³¡¤À¤ù¬q¡A¨Ó¦Û¦b©ó¥L­Ì¦bMontpellierÂå°|ªºªÏÅé°Ê§@½Òµ{¤¤ªººt¥X¡A¨Ã¥ÑLouis Sclavis½s¦±¡C¦p¦P°|¤ºªºÂåÅ@¤H­û©Ò³¯­zªº¡AMonnier»PMarie-France¤§¶¡ªºÃö«Y¡A¬O¥H¨­Åé³o¿W¯S»y¨¥¨Ó·¾³q¶Ç¹F¡A¦­¤w¶W¥G¨¥»y¡C

Valerie Urrea filmed the relationship between the choreographer Mathilde Monnier and Marie-France, a 26-yearold autistic woman. There are scenes from a performance that both of them put on, and for which Louis Sclavis composed the music, and of the body movement workshops at La Colombiere hospital in Montpellier. The relationship between Mathilde and Marie-France, as expressed by the medical staff, goes beyond speech; it has its own language that is mainly transmitted through the body.

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http://www.pina-bausch.de
http://www.mathildemonnier.com/en

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