Solo (2019)

-"A woman alone in the center of the set. Always the same doubt. Not knowing which foot to dance on. Exactly. Make it his life, his job''. In SOLO, the meaning of words collide with movements. The presence of the dancers splits and is charged with meaning. In a game between inner voice and body, identity appears complex and rich, open to otherness and time. A flowing film, like music, to cultivate what contemporary dance has already been saying for several years: the difference of the dancers beyond aesthetic criteria and imposed figures.