LANGUAGES: English, Portuguese, Arab | SUBTITLES: English
SYNOPSIS
A short video-documentation of the process behind the "NoCore: Untold" workshop held in Helsinki in 2019. The workshop was part of the NoCore Project: a community dance project that deals with gender expressions and multiculturalism. The performers on this film, who joined the workshop, have shared their stories related to the personal experiences of marginalization and acceptance.The workshop has focused on the dialogue between movements and cameras, giving the possibility to the participants to translate their own story in video-art: interviews to every participant have been the starting points for developing artistic multimedia scenes. The documentary opens up the process as well as the personal thoughts and experiences of the performers.
FILM CREDITS
Choreography and idea by Beniamino Borghi
and the participants of the "NoCore: Untold" workshop:
Ali Ali, Antti Hovila, Baher Alnaimi, Danilo Canguçu, Jaakko Kaartinen, Markus Utrio, Mikko Elo, Nando de Bruijn
Directed and Edited by Beniamino Borghi
Filmography: Leandro Lefa, Xavier Bambú Locquet Vandenberghe
Lights: Ilmari Paananen
Musics: Tatu Vanhatalo
Sound restoration: Aarne Riikonen
Subtitles: Nando de Bruijn, Charlotte Elo
Production: Tanssiartesaani ry
Co-Production: Zodiak Centre for New Dance - Helsinki
With the support of: TAIKE - Arts Promotion Centre Finland, Finnish Cultural Foundation, Svenska Kulturfonden
TECHNICAL DETAILS
Genre: Documentary, Dance Film, LGBTQ
Country of origin: Finland
Year of production: 2022
Total running time: 00:19:54
Shooting format: Digital Video
Color type: Color
Aspect ratio: 16:9
Sound format: Stereo
Languages: English, Portuguese, Arab
Captions and Subtitle Available: Swedish, Finnish
LIST OF FESTIVAL SELECTIONS AND AWARDS
9th June 2021 at the Community Dance Festival Helsinki
Finnish Premier
online screening of the first edit of the film
16th January 2022 at the Minimalen 35 Short Film Festival
Norwegian Premier
representing Finland in the Nordic Competition of the Multiplié Dance Film Program