5 dance films about place [videorecording] / Douglas Rosenberg and Allen Kaeja.

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Materialtyp: Film

FilmUtgivningsinformation: [Wis.] : Artworks Video, c2006.Beskrivning: 1 videodisc (DVD) (60 min.) : sd., col. ; 12 cmAnnan titel:

Five dance films about place
Dance for the camera. 5 dance films about place [Omslagstitel]

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Library of Congress (LC) klassifikationskod:

GV1783 .F584 2006

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Aroma -- Terrain -- Sense -- Site -- Verge.

Sammanfattning: Five site-specific dance films shot on location in rural Wisconsin. Each vignette is created in and of the landscape and local architecture and speaks to metaphors of the senses, relationships, and the changing of the seasons. Emmy nominated Director Douglas Rosenberg and Gemini nominated Director Allen Kaeja collaborate with Li Chiao-Ping and Karen Kaeja as well as guest artists from Kaeja d'Dance and others including Heidi Latsky, David Dorfman, Lisa Race and performers and musicians from the United States and Canada. This suite of films is among the first High-Definition dance films shot in North America and was funded in part by BravoFACT! And Wisconsin Public Television.

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Title from disc label.

Aroma -- Terrain -- Sense -- Site -- Verge.

Five site-specific dance films shot on location in rural Wisconsin. Each vignette is created in and of the landscape and local architecture and speaks to metaphors of the senses, relationships, and the changing of the seasons. Emmy nominated Director Douglas Rosenberg and Gemini nominated Director Allen Kaeja collaborate with Li Chiao-Ping and Karen Kaeja as well as guest artists from Kaeja d'Dance and others including Heidi Latsky, David Dorfman, Lisa Race and performers and musicians from the United States and Canada. This suite of films is among the first High-Definition dance films shot in North America and was funded in part by BravoFACT! And Wisconsin Public Television.

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