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The Sounds and Sights of Dance: Rosanna Terracciano's A QUIET FLAMENCO
This idea becomes particularly clear in two films in the series: Myriam Allard and Sarah Bronsard. The dancer in Sarah Bronsard moves across the floor using her torso as the...
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The Sounds and Sights of Dance: Rosanna Terracciano's A QUIET FLAMENCO
The films are beautiful and moving while mysterious. Each film focuses on an individual dancer and begins with their name spoken. This acts as a relational moment: the...
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The Sounds and Sights of Dance: Rosanna Terracciano's A QUIET FLAMENCO
In a quiet flamenco, Terracciano seems less concerned with the character and movement of flamenco and more so with the personalities - the very personhood - of the...
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Stalking Our Doppelgängers: An Interview with Filmmaker Isaac Ezban
George Melnyk interviews Ezban about Parallel (2018) and how working in Western Canada has impacted his career and his vision as a filmmaker. *GEORGE MELNYK: This is your first English-language film made...
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Stalking Our Doppelgängers: An Interview with Filmmaker Isaac Ezban
I would say 23 days in Vancouver is equal to 40 days in Mexico. In Mexico, things move slower. For example, you might start shooting two hours after...
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