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HOW TO: Oh, look at me

Director GeoVanna Gonzalez
Choreographer Alondra Balbuena, Cheina Ramos
United States 2021
12 minutes
Four femmes of colour interact through words and movement to reprieve from the constructs of our current reality.

Synopsis

HOW TO: Oh, look at me features four femmes of color. Two dancers and two poets interact with one another through words and movement, seeking reprieve from the constructs of our current reality. Revolving around a deconstructed playground, an installation designed by director and multidisciplinary artist GeoVanna Gonzalez.

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HOW TO: Oh, look at me features four femmes of color. Two dancers and two poets interact with one another through words and movement, seeking reprieve from the constructs of our current reality. Revolving around a deconstructed playground, an installation designed by director and multidisciplinary artist GeoVanna Gonzalez.

Full credits

Section
Out of Competition
Director
GeoVanna Gonzalez
Choreographer
Alondra Balbuena, Cheina Ramos
Production countries
United States
Production year
2021
Duration
12 minutes

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