On May 2, this documentary about contemporary dance will premiere, a tour of eight South American countries that includes interviews with 130 creators and images of their work. Directed by David González Cifuentes and Tamara González Marchant.
What is it like to do contemporary dance in Bolivia? How does the Ecuadorian context influence the dance of that country? Is there a South American identity that runs through dance creations? The documentary Danza Sur – Contemporary Scene compiles material that can help answer these questions.
The film by David González Cifuentes and Tamara González Marchant shows 130 creators from Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay and Ecuador who tell their experiences and share part of their work. Filmed during 2013 and 2014, the documentary investigates the political, artistic and cultural implications of the creation of contemporary dance in South America.
The film will have four open screenings and a special closed one, only for previously summoned students. In addition, a photo exhibition of the filming process will be held parallel to the projections, in the hall of building A.
The film by David González Cifuentes and Tamara González Marchant shows 130 creators from Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay and Ecuador who tell their experiences and share part of their work. Filmed during 2013 and 2014, the documentary investigates the political, artistic and cultural implications of the creation of contemporary dance in South America.
The film will have four open screenings and a special closed one, only for previously summoned students. In addition, a photo exhibition of the filming process will be held parallel to the projections, in the hall of building A.