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Watch a unique collection of dance films, specifically created to be enjoyed on screen. These films challenge perceptions and push the boundaries of what dance and film can be.
Eastbound
Celebrate how East London moves with Eastbound, which takes us on a dance journey through the heart of its neighbourhoods.
Aṁṁonia
Taking inspiration from Pina Bausch’s work, this dance film explores hidden power dynamics within society.
Mollika
Danced by Mythili Prakash alongside her mother and daughter, Mollika reflects on the transience of time.
The Lions are Coming
Set in a decaying nightclub, The Lions are Coming explores the resilience of marginalised communities and the power of dance as an engine for change, togetherness and joy.
Optics by Anjana Bala
Set against shifting landscapes of light and the edges of visibility, this film explores our complex relationship between being seen and social worth.
Breathless Puppets
This powerful short film features hand-drawings over live action footage. Choreographed by Akram Khan and directed by Naaman Azhari.
Our Bodies Back
Explore the work of American poet and performance artist jessica Care moore in this film from Breakin’ Convention Artistic Director Jonzi D.
Cuckoo
This film by Candoco Dance Company is inspired by a prosthetic leg created by Sophie de Oliveira Barata for dancer Welly O’Brien.
Elixir Festival – Longevity in Dance
Watch an eclectic mix of bold, playful and poignant films that challenge perceptions of dance and age
Widening Circles – Aditi Mangaldas
Set against the backdrop of Delhi, India, this film delves into the world of Kathak dance artist Aditi Mangaldas
Memorias, Paco Peña
Step into the heart of Córdoba, Spain, in this film with world-renowned flamenco guitarist Paco Peña.
Minutes Through the Afternoon
Explore the daily process of creation with dancer Louise Lecavalier improvising and reworking choreography.
Juice
Explore what triggers the sparkle and juice of each person’s life in this film about leaping out of our comfort zones.
Motion Picture
Enjoy a series of collaborative films which pair top choreographers and filmmakers
Inside The Blind Iris
An experimental cinematic dance film by Botis Seva and Douglas Bernardt, exploring oppression and the absence of belonging.
AIR DE TEMPS
This film tells of an urgent need to speak out, to delve into lost dreams, to confront your demons and regurgitate your resentment – have a voice.
Well Seasoned
Explore a celebration of Black dance online in a specially curated programme
AUTOCORRECT
This film by Jonzi D features three male dancers from New York, London and Kampala, moving to the poetry of Saul Williams and soundscape by Soweto Kinch.
Negus
Akeim Toussaint Buck explores how ascension doesn’t start from any outward action but takes place from our acknowledgement of our greatness.
Secrets of the Treaties
This film created by House of Absolute and co-produced by the Philharmonia Orchestra aims to uplift the voices of womxn and marginalized genders.
Introducing the next generation of choreographers
Discover the unique creative perspectives of Sadler’s Wells Young Associates, who are exceptional young dance makers aged 18 – 24
BLUE MAKWANA
BLUE MAKWANA pairs her versatile skill set with a hybrid genre score and lighting to achieve stylistic fusion.
Elisabeth Mulenga
Elisabeth’s work looks at finding rest within contradicting truths and revealing what emerges when you are intimate with what disturbs you.
Maiya Leeke
A moment of interest in the simplicity of elegance. Maiya Leeke allows the wind and the sunlight to feed her movement.
Roseann & Sula
In an act of questioning who they are, Roseann & Sula are blurring the lines between individuality and collective voice.
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