One Step, One Dance, One Song

Choreography in film is as old as film itself. It therefore goes without saying that the media of film and video are used and sought as interdisciplinary forms of expression for the art of dance. Conversely, filmmakers use motifs from dance or choreographed movement as central building blocks in their works. Of course, this program only offers an excerpt from the diversity of existing approaches: The spectrum ranges from the cinematic translation of dance choreography to abstract digital reworking; from bizarre displacements in feature films to ironic references to stereotypical forms of representation in music videos; from mechanical dance in individual images to colorful mass choreography.

Program
Mirjam Bajtala: *Satellite Me* (AT 2009, 4 min)
Johannes Hammel: *MAZY: systems of transition* (AT 2003, 9 min)
Albert Sackl: *1* (AT 1997, 3 min, stumm)
Nicolas Provost: *Bataille* (BE 2003, 7 min)
Gustav Deutsch: *Walzer Nr.18* (AT 1988, 3 min)
Michaela Schwentner: *speech* (AT 2009, 7 min)
Guido van der Werve: *Nummer Drie (take, step, fall)* (NL 2004, 11 min)
Ulrich K�hn, Synes Elischka: *Lifeshow RMX* (AT 2010, 6 min)
Gustav Deutsch: *Tanz des Lebens* (AT 1994, 3 min)
Dan Gordon: *I want more* (UK 2004, 4 min)
Gunilla Heilborn, Marten Nilsson: *Rewind* (SE 2003, 5 min)
Daniel Wiroth, Lionel Hoche: *Er� M�la M�la* (FR 2001, 6 min)