The Dancing Snake
A short film based on Charles Baudelaire's poem "Le serpent qui danse" ("The Dancing Snake"), from his book Les Fleurs du mal.
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A short film based on Charles Baudelaire's poem "Le serpent qui danse" ("The Dancing Snake"), from his book Les Fleurs du mal.
A Recife society couple, while visiting a painting exhibition, recognizes, in a painting depicting a gypsy girl, their daughter, who had been kidnapped by gypsies as a child. The painter informs them that the girl is par
Every winter, a small town in Castilla-La Mancha called Luzón transforms into a little hell. Its inhabitants, dressed as devils, venture into the darkness and roam its streets with horns, bells, and smeared with soot. Un
Documentary focusing on contemporary black race status in Brazil, with interviews intertwined with staged scenes.
A short stop-motion animation in which two puppets dance to Melanie Martinez's "The Contortionist"
“A Dança do Cipreste” (The Cypress Dance) springs from our interest in the immanent transformations of the body driven by dreams and desire, love and death, in their lucid and ghostly variants. Embracing the influence of
The documentary portrays the situation of black dancers on the national scene, paying tribute to the black body and its rhythms. Making use of consecrated and contemporary names from the universe of dance in Brazil, the
Márcia Haydée is a Brazilian dancer of worldwide consecration, known as the "Callas of dance", for her great interpretive power. In her career, she performed at the Ballet of the Marquis de Cuevas (FRA), but it was at th
The archipelago of Cape Verde and its society developed, throughout its ethnological formation, a mixture of cultures that transformed and recreated the original elements with others brought by cultures from different la
Ethnographic film
Short film by André Lourenço and Paulo Valente.
The film addresses LGBT issues and the clash between generations, based on the experiences of La Cueva, considered the oldest and still operating nightclub in South America.
During the 1960s, between nightclubs in the South Zone and dances in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro, a musical rhythm known as sambalanço emerged, mixing jazz, samba and Latin music.