The audiovisual project directed by Pedro Sena Nunes and featuring choreography and performance by Alicia Soto will be exhibited at the 32nd Almada Dance Fortnight at the Instituto Cervantes in Lisbon on October 3 at 6 p.m.
This film is a dialogue between the body, music and space through movement. It is a choreographic fiction that explores a woman's memories in a space that was hers. Playing with ambiguity, it embodies a performative repertoire through a journey where imagination and reality overlap. The body explores the fear of the unknown, generating discomfort and curiosity. The intensity of the movements makes the woman face her own paroxysm.
Directed by Pedro Sena Nunes
Choreography and Performance: Alicia Soto
Support for the Creative Process: Júlio Martin da Fonseca
Image: Nuno Madeira
Editing and Sound: João Coroa Justino
Duration: 2'53"
Pedro Sena Nunes
Pedro Sena Nunes was born in Lisbon, Portugal, in 1968. He completed the Film Course in 1992 at the Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema. He was co-founder of the Companhia Teatro Meridional, Apordoc – for documentary and Avanti.pt. At ETIC, in addition to being a teacher and project coordinator, he took on pedagogical and creative coordination, designing courses and pedagogical and artistic projects in the authorial dimension. He is a member of the Portuguese Association of Directors, a professor and artistic co-director of Vo'Arte where he co-directs the InShadow Festival, the InArt Festival and also the CiM – Companhia de Dança. He has received several awards and distinctions in the areas of photography, video and film.
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