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SUMMARY:Cineda:ns – Being Jérôme Bel film screening at Esplanade Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Directors: Sima Khatami and Aldo Lee\nDance Artist: Jérôme Bel\nIn 2015, artist/choreographer Jérôme Bel gave Sima Khatami and Aldo Lee free reign to film him at work. But to make a film on Bel is to embark on a paradoxical project: how does one direct an anti-director? At the risk of the film turning on itself, how does one remain an author in the face of a world-renowned artist known for his work on the death of the author?\nCineda:ns\nCurated by Cinemovement\nCreative encounters, artistic identities and intimate gestures intertwine in Cineda:ns with three evenings of dance films curated by Cinemovement. This year, da:ns festival 2021 presents international films which range from choreographer documentaries to meditations on the creative possibilities generated by dance made for screen.\nOur first evening’s self-reflexive dance documentary on French enfant terrible Jérôme Bel by Sima Khatami and Aldo Lee embraces contradiction, giving us an intimate view of the artistic process and discourse of collaboration between the filmmakers and a choreographer notorious for resisting direction.\nThe second evening sees Hybrid Motion, a dance-themed anthology of four short films, presenting a lush illustration of intimate dialogues between Hong Kong and Singaporean film- and dancemakers attempting to redefine the boundaries of their respective practices. Including Singapore’s very own Aaron Khek Ah-hock, Ix Wong Thien-pau, and Liao Jiekai.\nFinally, lovers of architecture will be transported in Henrique Pina’s Body-Buildings, a site specific collaboration with six choreographers that recontextualises six iconic Portuguese buildings within the lexicon of movement more familiar to dance.\nThese innovative works of different forms and methods of construction allow us to look at familiar genres with fresh eyes, exploring new possibilities for how dance and film may intersect in da:ns festival 2021.\nAbout Cinemovement\nCo-founded by multidisciplinary artist Elysa Wendi and film producer Jeremy Chua, Cinemovement was initiated as an artist-run platform for filmmakers and choreographers to explore the notion of contemporary dance and film in various settings and modes.\nDate: 13 October 2013\nEntry fee: $12 – $15\nTiming: 8:30pm (1 hr 20 min, no intermission)\nClick here for more information\n
URL:https://www.esplanade.com/festivals-and-series/dans-festival/2021/cine-dans-being-jerome-bel?tabid=aa3d3080-252d-4702-a3ec-26f90ae145a5
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