Ekman’s Concise Guide to Natural Movement | Co-Laboratory

SFDFF commissioned the renowned choreographer Alexander Ekman (A Swan Lake with the Norwegian National Ballet, Midsummer Nights Dream with the Royal Swedish Ballet and Play with the Paris Opera Ballet) to collaborate with his favorite filmmaker T.M. Rives and create a short dance film for SFDFF’s 9th annual festival. This film was created as part of the San Francisco Dance Film Festival's Co-Laboratory, an experimental dance film laboratory.
Learn more about the SFDFF CoLab, submissions, and more at: www.sfdancefilmfest.org
Director: T.M. Rives
Choreographer: Alexander Ekman
Dancers: Sarah Cecilia, Alexander Ekman, Britt Juleen, Nathanial Moore, Ben Needham-Wood

[@dblioness2000]

Adore Ekmann and SF! Brilliant! Bravo!

[@PDogB]

I don't know why it took me this long to find this...Especially the Skinny pop scene which totally resonated with me! Well done. Thanks.

[@edvardparamonov9066]

Молодцы. Восстанавливают очень популярный сто-сто двадцать лет назад цирковой жанр музыкальной пантомимы.

[@carmenrodriguez1014]

Beautiful

[@marialuisacargnello]

Figuras corporales y emocionales como PINA B.

[@kikerikike]

That s the San Fran-Cracyness where my dance-roots are laying...refreshing, lovely, bizarre. I totally love it and can relate so much!! Dancy hugs from Berlin, oh, yeah!

[@sfdancefilmfest]

So glad you enjoyed this!

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J'ai adoré

[@gracegerarful]

bellisimoooo

[@chriscruzgra]

😍

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What does he say exactly? 3:14 Somebody help!

[@sfdancefilmfest]

"Are there certain movements that can make us feel better?"