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Little Movement

World premiere
Available online: 25/03/2024
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Director Sergio Gridelli | Maaike van de Westeringh
Choreographer Maaike van de Westeringh
Netherlands 2023
8 minutes
Six patients with Huntington’s disease are portrayed in a dream-like space.

Synopsis

Little Movement is a short dance film in which six patients with Huntington's disease are portrayed in a dream-like space where time is suspended. An intimate choreography shows us their positive energy, zest for life and resilience in their vulnerable and fragile existence.

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Little Movement is a short dance film in which six patients with Huntington's disease are portrayed in a dream-like space where time is suspended. An intimate choreography shows us their positive energy, zest for life and resilience in their vulnerable and fragile existence.

Full credits

Section
New Dutch
Director
Sergio Gridelli | Maaike van de Westeringh
Choreographer
Maaike van de Westeringh
Production countries
Netherlands
Production year
2023
Duration
8 minutes
Producer
Stichting Kudde
Distribution
Sergio Gridelli

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