The film essay INVISIBLE PEOPLE focuses on dancers who embody Japanese Butoh, translating the intensity of this extraordinary art form into images that are as powerful as they are poetic.
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Contemporary Butoh dance, which originated in Japan in the 1950s, is a cosmos of expression full of contrasts: controlled and meditative, yet sensual, vibrant, and at times grotesque.
To this day, it is carried on by outstanding masters—an art form as multifaceted and profound as life itself.
Screenings:
- December 4 – Berlin – Brotfabrik Kino – 6:00 PM – Q&A
- December 5–7 – Berlin – Brotfabrik Kino – daily 6:00 PM – regular screenings
- January 17 – Berlin – Lichtblick Kino – 6:30 PM – Q&A
2023, 71 min, experimental documentary,
Director: Alisa Berger
