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Danser les arbres
By
Christine Simard , Alain AudetDuration
21 MIN
Language
French
Country
Quebec, Canada
Year
2018
Synopsis
Danser les arbres is the meeting of beings by the powerful and fragile movement of bodies; by the connection of the senses and the feeling that invites the expression of the living. It is hoping for contact with these fragile and gigantic trees silently populating our existence. A deep desire to connect with this nature in a spirit of communion and sharing. It is an initiatory journey from the beginning of life to death, through the natural seasons of life.
The Danser les arbres project brings together nine artists from the fields of dance, music, poetry and image in a video creation project.
Direction
Christine Simard
Christine has been working in the field of natural sciences for 28 years, first as a naturalist interpreter and research assistant in forest ecology. At the same time she practices dance and experiments with various approaches in the movement. Christine also works in the Papillon blanc, danse; an organization that works with People with autonomy loss.
Passionate about nature, she feeds a large part of the photographic production she exhibits in organizations or galleries in Quebec City.
Direction
Alain Audet
Alain studied classical guitar at the Laval University's music school. After obtaining a DEC in music and an audiovisual technique, he pursued a multidisciplinary bachelor's degree in creative writing, musical culture and digital audio production. He created Nopal Music Production and made several projects and albums at the author. He is currently studying composition but still focuses on his creative projects.
Camera
André Beaudoin
D'arcy Grand
Music
Alain Audet
Editing
Alain Audet
Sound mixing
Alain Audet
Cast
Julia-Maude Cloutier
Marie-Loup Cottinet
Maryse Damecour
Jean Désy
Stéphanie Gaudreau
Marie-Noëlle Goy
Andrée Levesque-Sioui
Christine Simard
Original Title
Danser les arbres
French Title
Danser les arbres