Sringarama Temple
 

 

 

THE COST OF LIVING

 

 


CAUGHT IN PAINT

 

BREAK

 

 


University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
with
community partner, Danceworks
presents
"The Second Show"
screenings of cutting edge works of dance on film

June 30, July 21st and August 4th, 9pm.

Danceworks
1661 N. Water Street
Milwaukee, WI 53202

Program curated by Annie Melchior


THE COST OF LIVING
Lloyd Newson, 2005, UK, 35m
A winner of staggering proportions! Lloyd Newson of London's famed DV8 takes us to a faded seaside town where street performers David and Eddie struggle to find work and romance. A film that hurls provocations and scalding humor at notions of how the fit and unfit are supposed to act. THE COST OF LIVING sets itself apart by defining a potent new direction for the concept of dance for the camera.


WILL TIME TELL?
Sue Healey, Australia, 2006, 12:30m
Funded by Asia Link, OZCO, this short plays with rhythms and counterrhythms in this meditative, playful piece shot in Japan that gives one a sense of the outsider’s experience.

CAUGHT IN PAINT
Rita Blitt, USA, 2003, 6m
A film that has been shown at over 60 film festivals nationally and has won seven awards, CAUGHT IN PAINT is a film that brings together the painter Rita Blitt, choreographer David Parsons and his Parsons Dance Company, and photographer Lois Greenfield, in a union of paint, dance and photography. www.ritablitt.com ..See clip

MINOTAUR-EX
Bruno Aveillan, France, 2001, 9m
Inspired by the Greek myth of the Minotaur, this cine-dream brings us into the struggle of a three-faced monster attempting a metamorphosis of his being. Choreographer Philippe Combes worked with a score by Herve Taminiaux. www.cie-cavecanem.com/ ..See clip

BREAK **JURY WINNER
Shona McCullagh, New Zealand, 2006, 14m
A moving tribute to a family’s dynamic from the perspective of a young boy that plays inventively with rhythm and narrative. From the director of wildly popular dance short FLY and the choreographer for KING KONG and the THE LION, WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE. For more information and to purchase her other shorts FLY and HURTLE, please e-mail Human Garden

For more information on this screening, call 414.229.6015; or e-mail Annie Melchior
Program Manager, Departments of Film and Dance, Peck School of the Arts
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee , Mitchell Hall B70, 3203 N. Downer Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53211 USA

This program was made possible through DFA's touring program sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts, the members of DFA, and the Susan Braun Trust. Become a member of DFA and support the burgeoning world of dance on camera. To become a touring partner, see the Touring Partnership Page

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