Program
Wednesday February 24, 2010 6:00pm
California State University San Marcos, ARTS 111
Admission Free
Friday February 26, 2010 7:30pm
San Diego State University Studio Theatre
Tickets Sold at Door: $12 General Admission, $8 Students
Saturday, February 27, 2010 6:00 P.M.
CECUT Tijuana Cultural Center, Sala de Video
Admission Free
| CHLOES Lea Fulton and Greg King, USA, 2009 Two women negotiate the confines of a sleek, modern bus stop shelter on a gritty urban street at night.
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| DOT DANCE Lily Skove, USA, 2009
Lo-Fi live visual effects light up the dancer as she takes over the dance floor.
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SHE Kathy Rose, USA, 2009 An insectoid fantasy adapted from a live performance into a mesmerizing short using puppetry, collage, and dance. |
Installation at The Cube
Saturday February 27, 2010 10:00 A.M. – 6:00 P.M.
CECUT Tijuana Cultural Center, The Cube
Admission Free
| ABYSS Louise Baduel and Lieven Dousselaere, Belgium, 2009
Out of the Void.In complete darkness, the presence of light is a synonym of life.
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| DOMESTIC ANIMALS #3: LULLABY Erin Mei-Ling Stuart, USA, 2008
An insomoniac is kept awake by her partner’s odd habit of singing in his sleep. |
| ROUTINE DAYDREAM Hillary Van Moorleghem, USA, 2007 The daily routine blinds us to opportunities that lead us to realizing our dreams.
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TAKING LIGHT Eran David Hanlon, USA, 2008 Exploration of the disembodied within a surreal landscape of otherness.
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| THE WALL Nejla Yatkin, Germany, 2009
A response to the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Photo Astrid Riecken.
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| WHO CALLED ME TO THIS DANCE Tonia Shimin and Dana Driskel, USA, 1999
Filmed indoors, underwater and at sand dunes. An expressionistic journey that follows a dancer’s pregnancy. The video is a sensual and visual poem celebrating life that evokes the magical and transformational nature of creation.
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| LINEAGE Jody Oberfelder, Ronald K. Gray, Janice Ahn USA, 2005
Directed by choreographer Jody Oberfelder, Lineage contrasts the lines of our bodies with lines in landscapes – imprints of time in nature and human nature, from tabula rasa to wrinkles. Martha Myers, 80 years old, looks through time passed. The dancers are her heroes and memories of time passed. Photo: Jillian Patterson
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| SOLOS HOMBRES SOLOS Daniel Bohm, Argentina, 2008
Four Men Share an apartment, unaware of each others presence. They are all one and the same man at different stages of his life.
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Education Program for Young Audiences
Throughout the Festival Week in Tijuana.
| THE WOODEN FLOOR Mark Eby and Payal Kumar
What the Dance Floor means to students of The Wooden Floor. www.thewoodenfloor.org
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| YOUNG AUDIENCES
Collection of dance films geared for young audiences.
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