Need
Duration: 0:16:54
Director: Jonnah Bron
Choreography: Veronique Post
Country, Year: Netherlands, 2022
RRSS: IG @jonnahbron IG @inge.denadel
Synopsi
A place, a feeling, a word, a world where people meet and explore their desires together. We follow Aida, a young woman who enters it out of curiosity and a longing for intimacy. Through interactions in different spaces, Aida becomes closer to others, but also to herself.
Happy Endings
Duration: 0:04:45
Director: EunJu Ara Choi
Choreography: EunJu Ara Choi
Country, Year: United Kingdom, 2018
RRSS: IG @ara_ejchoi
Synopsi
With real testimony from a Korean prostitute, this beautifully painted animation explores what it is like to be the subject of other people’s pleasure.
Passage
Duration: 0:12:48
Director: Ann Oren
Choreography: Simon(e) Jaikiriuma Paetau & Ann Oren
Country, Year: Germany, 2020
Synopsi
A foley artist creates sounds for a film starring a dressage horse and dissolves into his own imitation. The film reflects on the boundaries between the human and the animal as well as on fictional gender roles and their transcendence. Shot on 16 mm film, Passage alludes to Eadweard Muybridge’s pre-cinematic experiments with horses.
Haptonomy
Duration: 0:06:08
Director: Fu Le
Choreography: Fu Le
Country, Year: France, 2024
RRSS: IG, Fb @cie.tetrapode
Synopsi
Catalonia Premiere. In the vast placenta that is our atmosphere, three inhabited bellies communicate. This film is a chance encounter, an ode to multiple bodies. How to dance a body that eludes us?
Sehen
Duration: 0:05:15
Director: The Skin Collective
Choreography: The Skin Collective
Country, Year: Greece, Germany, 2022
RRSS: IG @the_skincollective
Synopsi
The Skin Collective is created by dancers, actors & video artists from Germany, France, Greece & Chile to draw connections between body & environment. Sehen is an absurd, dystopian and dark perspective on social behaviours and agreements, an attempt to show the process of humans trying to be part of nature, merging with it and attacking themselves while nature is being destroyed.
Cuerpo es cuerpo
Duration: 0:06:21
Director: Ailin Bars
Choreography: Ailin Bars
Country, Year: Argentina. Spain, 2024
RRSS: IG @ailinbars
Synopsi
Catalonia Premiere. The decision to work exclusively with naked male bodies responds to the need to explore another form of representativity within the audiovisual industry. Naked bodies that neither seduce nor sell, but resist, brush, hesitate. A choreography of insurgent presences that unravels the algorithms of desire and consumption, freeing the body from its social molds.
Slug Life
Duration: 0:06:36
Director: Sophie Koko Gate
Choreography: Sophie Koko Gate
Country, Year: United Kingdom, 2018
Synopsi
Spain Premiere. We follow a day in the life of Tanya, a curious woman who has developed a taste for non-human lovers. This time her bedroom experiments result in the creation of a beautiful giant slug. Can such a perfect creature survive in this gnarly world full of freaks and beefs?
Supersexual
Duration: 0:05:58
Director: Kosta Karakashyan
Choreography: Kosta Karakashyan
Country, Year: Bulgaria, 2023
RRSS: IG @kostakarakashyan, IG @studiokarakashyan FB @KostaKarakashyan FB @StudioKarakashyan
Synopsi
Spain Premiere. A young Bulgarian man, riding the endless rollercoaster of workouts, anonymous sex and dopamine, asks how to finally get off in a world where the body is everything. The film explores the obsession of queer men with their bodies as an object of desire, pleasure, and self-confidence and probes how the body is weaponized in fitness, sex, and hookup culture. Collecting footage from video games, 3D scans, online conversations and archive footage of the ideal male body, the film asks if it is possible to completely detach from our bodies in this supersexual culture.
Allegoritmic
Duration: 0:05:30
Director: Alessandro Amaducci
Choreography: Eurinome
Country, Year: Italy, 2025
RRSS: IG @alessandr0amaducc1
Synopsi
Spain Premiere. Long time ago, dance was declared illegal. A resistance movement was created that clandestinely made digital films to recover the memory of that experience. They were produced with the first image-to-video generation algorithms, starting from digital photos that celebrated the power and beauty of dancing bodies, created by an anonymous artist. They circulated in secret form: most were discovered and destroyed, and their authors eliminated. A small archive survived in the form of partially restored fragments.
