Fresh oranges into the ocean
While merging and intertwining with nature, three young girls create a metaphorical and visionary narrative of their present condition and their projections towards the future.
Through their lightness, disorientation, vitality and strength, they embark on an choreographic journey facing high and low tides, turbulence and contradictions, calm and turmoil. Guided by absurd questions the oranges reflect the path of the protagonists in their delicate passage to adulthood and guide us in a poetic reflection on our lives.
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Silvia GiordanoDirector
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Nuanda SheridanDirector
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Silvia GiordanoWriter
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Silvia GiordanoChoreographer
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Noemi CalzavaraKey Cast
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Reiko OhtaKey Cast
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Eduarda SantosKey Cast
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Sofia QuercettiDOP/Filmaker
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Giorgos GargalasMusic composer
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La CapProducer
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Project Type:Experimental, Short
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Genres:Video dance, short movie, dance movie, cinedans, arts movie, young
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Runtime:11 minutes 43 seconds
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Completion Date:January 24, 2022
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Country of Origin:Italy
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Country of Filming:Italy
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital, 25p, Hd
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Aspect Ratio:1.77:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Beirut International Platform of danceLyon & Beirut
Lebanon
May 27, 2022
Lebanon -
enCore: Dance on Film 2022Decatur
Georgia
May 27, 2022
Georgea
enCore: Dance on Film 2022 -
Tanzhoi International Dance FestivalHamburg
Germany -
DanzaTTack, Festival Internacional de CineDanzaIslas Canarias
Spain
Finalista -
Kansas Arthouse FestivalKansas
Best Dance|choreography -
Sans Souci Festival of Dance Cinema Sans Souci Festival of Dance CinemaBoulder
United States -
On Art - Dance&MusicWarsaw
Poland -
Fuori Formato Festival - Stories We DanceGenova
Italy
July 1, 2022 -
Inshadow Lisbon Screendance FestivalLisbon
Portugal
December 9, 2022
Best Videodance Jorge Salavisa Award -
Dance Camera WestLos Angeles
United States
January 19, 2023
Distribution Information
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La Cap Ets
Silvia Giordano was born in the province of Udine in 1988, she has a background in research and journalism and she specialized in choreography, direction and screen writing at the Codarts University of the Arts in the Netherlands and at Holden School for Contemporary Humanities. In 2020 she has been awarded as emerging international choreographer at Venice Biennale under the direction of Marie Chouinard. She is interested in trans media storytelling, dance film and artistic reporting. Her latest work, “Fresh oranges into the ocean”, won the Theodor Rawyler Prize 2021 and won a variety of prizes in field international short film festivals. She holds a PhD in Management and Cultural policy and she is the founder of La Cap | Re-Hub, a thought and movement aggregator for creatives and professionals based in Tuscany.
Simona De Simone, known under the artistic pseudonym of Nuanda Sheridan, was born in the province of Lecce on December 5, 1985. She studied theatre direction and acting, before training in film direction. She works as an assistant and associate director in various film and television productions, such as "Io che amo solo te" by Marco Ponti, "Sacred Fire" by Samuele Rossi and "Il cacio con le pere" by Luca Calvani. She signed her first work with "Satyagraha", winner of numerous national and international awards, and inserted in an installation in the Verbeke Foundation contemporary art museum in Belgium. Subsequently she was assigner the direction of “Forse è solo mal di mare”, a film for the big screen produced by Cibbè film. She writes and directs the collective short film "Ripartenza" produced by Dado production and the music video "Hamburg" for Giulio Bianco, winner of the Records Puglia Sounds competition. She made the documentary "Historia de una guía maya" in Guatemala together with Sofia Quercetti and she is currently involved in the development of her next film “Secondo Isaiah”.