Documentary film by Raymond St-Jean – 2018, Québec, 1h42
The feature documentary Louise Lecavalier, on her horse of fire, offers a cinematographic dive into the heart of the work and life of the Canadian dancer and choreographer Louise Lecavalier. Spectacular dances, original music and exclusive interviews make up an inspiring and moving film that draws the intimate portrait of a passionate artist who is always driven by the quest for the perfect movement.
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Creation 2020
French Première
Choreography and dance: Louise Lecavalier
Musics: Colin Stetson, Suuns and Jerusalem in My Heart, Teho Teardo et Blixa Bargeld
Original music and arrangements: Antoine Berthiaume
A huge figure in contemporary dance and the nearly twenty-year muse of the Canadian company La La La Human Steps and its choreographer Edouard Lock, Louise Lacavalier has left her mark on the world through the energy of her interpretation and her duets with David Bowie , with whom she has shared the stage. In Stations, the choreographer continues her dizzying exploration of dance across four seasons and as many states of the body: fluidity, control, meditation and obsession
Documentary film screening
LOUISE LECAVALIER – SUR SON CHEVAL DE FEU
Sunday, November 28th 10:00
Discussion with Laura Cappelle
Pioneering women choreographers
Saturday, November 27th 18:30
Famous for its Film Festival, the City of Cannes combines these two creative fields and launches a new event: MOV’IN Cannes, a competition of short dance films under the artistic direction of Didier Deschamps and Eric Oberdorff.
Enter the competition and get the chance to screen your film in Cannes!
To apply to MOV’IN Cannes, please send your short film before April 30 2023. The only requirement is that the film should not exceed 10 minutes in length!
APPLY AND JOIN US FOR A UNIQUE AND UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE!
The spotlight is on the 23rd edition of the Cannes – Côte d’Azur France Dance Festival, a true collective success. In addition to the joy of seeing live performances, the public came in large numbers to support the artists. Brigitte Lefèvre, artistic director, wanted to honour iconic women choreographers and dancers, the pioneers, for its 4th and last edition. The programme, which was always demanding, invited 28 companies with 15 creations, including 4 world premieres, 2 French premieres and 1 European premiere. A festival that kept all its promises by offering 27 performances and was sold out despite the cancellation of 2 shows. 13,000 festival-goers were invited for a fortnight to discover all the repertoires. The event took over the whole territory thanks to the mobilisation, alongside the Palais des Festivals of Cannes, of 8 partner cultural structures: Anthéa, Antibes – Forum Jacques Prévert, Carros – Scène 55, Mougins – Théâtre de Grasse – Théâtres en Dracénie, Draguignan – Théâtre intercommunal Le Forum, Fréjus – Théâtre La Licorne Cannes – Théâtre National de Nice The first federative cultural project, initiated in 2019, is a demonstration of coordination, co-construction and exemplary mobilisation of teams and audiences.
Discover the video of the Montées des Marches of the choreographers present at the 2021 Festival
En partenariat avec Cannes Cinéma et le CND Centre national de la danse.
Un parcours cinématographique est proposé en lien avec la programmation du Festival, l’occasion d’approfondir ses connaissances autour de figures majeures de la danse.
Entrée libre dans la limite des places disponibles.
En partenariat avec Cannes Cinéma, le Centre National de la Danse et le Cinéma Les Arcades.
18h00 – Salle Estérel, Palais des Festivals
(1957, États-Unis, 31 min) de Peter Glushanok avec Martha Graham.
10h00 – Salle Estérel, Palais des Festivals
(2018, Québec, 1h42)
de Raymond St-Jean
10h00 – Cinéma Les Arcades (Cannes)
(2020, France, 1h48)
de Philippe Béziat
10h00 – Salle Estérel, Palais des Festivals
(2021, France, 52 min)
de Damien Pettigrew – Avant-première
Created in 1985 by the City of Cannes, the Dance Festival is undoubtedly one of the biggest international festivals. The creation of this Festival is part of a historic relationship between the City of Cannes and the world of Dance, thanks in particular to the dynamic created by the opening of the Center de Danse International Rosella Hightower in 1961. Since 1993, at the rate of a biennial, the event has managed to find its identity, relying on numerous creations presenting new talents from the choreographic scene and the work of major international companies.
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