poza film
‘POZA Film’ curates regular screenings of films related to and questioning the subject of ‘dance’.
The aim will be to present wide range of approaches to video-dance: from very literal depictions of dance to more abstract contemplation of captured movement. 'POZA Film' welcomes the variety of subject (what is dance?) and genres (installations, experimental, video art, narrative, commercial, music video etc)
Poza Film would like to promote both emerging and established local and international artists, filmmakers, ‘video-dancers’ and ‘video-choreographers’ and facilitate inspiring exchange through digital media.
The aim will be to present wide range of approaches to video-dance: from very literal depictions of dance to more abstract contemplation of captured movement. 'POZA Film' welcomes the variety of subject (what is dance?) and genres (installations, experimental, video art, narrative, commercial, music video etc)
Poza Film would like to promote both emerging and established local and international artists, filmmakers, ‘video-dancers’ and ‘video-choreographers’ and facilitate inspiring exchange through digital media.
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January 2016
* Kinning Park Complex, 40 Cornwall St, Glasgow, G41 1AQ Programme Frederic Lombard and Surjit Nongmeikapam | ’Underline’ | Switzerland & India Melanie Kloetzel | ’The Dwindling Dispute’ | Canada Katrina McPherson and Simon Fildes | ’Coire Ruadh’ | Scotland Cáit Ní Dhuinnín, Siobhán Ní Dhuinnín | ’Clais’ | Ireland un dó | ‘it could be lost’ | Scotland Shaked Dagan | ’Correspondance’ | Israel Monika Smekot | ’Basics’ | Poland Conversation with Simon Fildes , Shaked Dagan & Monika Smekot READ MORE... |
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