The 2nd edition MUSIC DANCE SCREENINGS FILM FESTIVAL CONSONANCE

Los Xey was one of the most famous musical groups worldwide. Viewed through today’s eyes, it’s difficult to gauge the musical career and life these Basques enjoyed from their creation in 1940 until they disbanded in 1961. At a time when the radio offered live shows and television had yet to appear, there wasn’t a theatre, cabaret or radio station that didn’t demand their performances. Not only did they triumph in Spain but also in America from Argentina to the US, which they toured for 9 years, even inaugurating the Mexican and Cuban televisions. They left a lasting impression for many generations. In this documentary we will recover their memory in the 21st century accompanied by their modern day counterparts the Golden Apple Quartet.

Led by improvised scores for body and camera, this short experimental dance film explores the textures of the skin and the forest: choreographically, aurally and cinematically.

Light implies darkness. Darkness hides the elements that the rays cannot illuminate. The black light highlights what at first glance goes unnoticed. A ritual. A trip. A performative dance towards personal self-discovery. Nature. The forest. Breathe. Feel. Move on.

Inside the mind of a dancer that struggles with her both identities, which makes her feel like in a cage.

The film follows the journey of the protagonist (Kisa), who has severe mental disorders: depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia. The story will follow the protagonist’s misfortune, drowning in this endless nightmare. Interspersed between the misty world and confusion reality, what is real? Can she escape? The purpose of this story is to offer the audience an immersive experience that will provide insight into the traumatic internal world of the dancer herself.

Coming Down is an abstract, non-linear narrative about two old club kids that get together for late night mayhem.

During the COVID lockdown a woman discovers that she has a serious illness. This coincidence takes her back to the origins of Life. First, movements begin, then Life reappears. Dancing, walking in "Belleville"(the Paris’s district where she lived all her life), and connexion with the wild Nature will make her reborn.

A sumptuous poetry and dance film set in the exquisite Robinson Library in Armagh, BIND explores the legacy of binds between past and present, the tension between elevation, elites and access to knowledge, progress and change, the visibility and constraints on women, and how a visionary institution contributes to progress in the modern world.

"Shadowland" is a poetic investigation of continuum and the body moving through loss. By combining circular and spiral choreography with an intimate frame and focus, the film aims to draw the viewer close to the dancer, offering a visceral experience of the movement action.

A musical dance video, about the dance intuition in the Restroom