Through the theme of the bather, the traditional representation of the female nude is interrogated. In a collaborative process of reappropriation of the female body, the models become the actors and choose what to give to the artist and the audience.

This first chapter of this series MotherWho is about Reut, for whom motherhood is like dancing to the beat of an endless metronome. As long as she keeps moving, her kids will have to go along with her. This creates a solid ground for everyone to, momentarily, burst into a fearless dance.

A man stares at a city that is still asleep. White as an empty sheet, he does not know the codes of language, much less those of the body. He stumbles into a creature similar to him. Dancing with her sets him free.

A wintry forest comes to life in this cheerful film of conceptual dance artists Lisa and JuJu Kusanagi (Kusanagi Sisters) and Yvonne Meier. Their choreography of snow and ice, trees and sunlight, body parts and forest creatures evoke the playful illusionism of movie pioneer Georges Méliès.

These are dark times, full of social and political problems. But one issue remains untouched so far: the danger of dancing. This short animated film makes us aware of the dangers of dancing, so in case someone asks you to dance, you can confidently say, "No, I don't want to dance!"

A group of people emerges from the water. They try to work against the current of the river and the crowd of people in the city, but surrender to the flow and are washed ashore. Going with the flow or against it, resistance and devotion manifest as a basic instinct. A strategy of survival.

The gesture of a hand, which holds the origin of language, becomes a dance, a transformation like that of a caterpillar. A woman transcends her individuality by joining the rhythm of the universe - the animated essence of earth, nature and womanhood. One of the winners of the La Danza in 1 minuto 2019.

“Sweetheart, walk properly”, Marall’s parents tell her when they take her along to a party. But what would it mean to behave “properly"? As the evening progresses, she finds the adults’ conduct increasingly strange. And is she really the only one who notices the strange shadow?