Experiencing Interruptions?

Not Anymore

(Not anymore) is a short experimental dance film based on Idea Vilariño’s poem (Uruguay 1951), that explores body poetics to speak out about heartbreak and diversity. While they are being moved by the craving of past coincidences, the dancers establish a dialogue across the impossibility of finding each other. Thus, the dream turns to be the non-place where everything is going to exist: a rehearsal for letting go, a date for no meeting or another version of an already known farewell.

"When the way we were is no longer,
waking up means absence
and therefore
dancing could be
the garden where we’re still true”.

  • Juan Ignacio Piasentini
    Director
  • Omar Torrico Real
    Director
  • Juan Ignacio Piasentini
    Writer
  • Omar Torrico Real
    Writer
  • Juan Ignacio Piasentini
    Producer
  • Omar Torrico Real
    Producer
  • Juan Ignacio Piasentini
    Key Cast
  • Omar Torrico Real
    Key Cast
  • Celeste Barria
    Editing
  • Javier Coca
    Editing
  • Adriana Serra
    Color correction
  • Ursula Comendador
    Camera
  • Nerea Bello
    Sound design
  • Celeste Barria
    Sound design
  • Silvia Pérez Cruz
    Music
  • Sabrina Pintos
    Graphic Design
  • Project Title (Original Language):
    Ya No
  • Project Type:
    Experimental, Short, Other
  • Genres:
    Romance, LGBT, Dance, Physical Theatre, Dance Theatre, Theatre, Love, Queer, Gay, Poetry, Painture, Experimental, Male
  • Runtime:
    5 minutes
  • Completion Date:
    May 15, 2021
  • Production Budget:
    100 USD
  • Country of Origin:
    Argentina
  • Country of Filming:
    Argentina, Spain
  • Language:
    Spanish
  • Shooting Format:
    35 mm
  • Aspect Ratio:
    16:9
  • Film Color:
    Black & White and Color
  • First-time Filmmaker:
    Yes
  • Student Project:
    No
Director Biography - Juan Ignacio Piasentini, Omar Torrico Real

DIRECTORS BIO’S

JUAN IGNACIO PIASENTINI (Argentina, 1995)

He’s an actor and Graduated in Dramatic Arts by Universidad Nacional de las Artes from Buenos Aires, trained in acting with Guillermo Cacace, Analía Couceyro, Martín Salazar, Silvina Sabater and Gerardo Otero. He was selected for an international mobility program by Escola Superior d'Art Dramàtic in Physical Theatre at Institut del Teatre of Barcelona, where he was directed by Sophie Kasser, Nuria Legarda and Raimon Ávila.

He had done an Acting Training Residence with theatre company Semillero among Mariela Asensio (improvisation and immediate creation) Julieta Abriola and Romina Rama Vilariño (clown technique).

He trained in dancing with Andrés Molina (contact-improvisation), Gabriela Prado, Pia Rillo (contemporary dance), Verónica Alvarenga (tango) Nathalia Cancro (jazz dance) y Pere Jané (Institut del Teatre, Barcelona).

He studied dramaturgy with Matías Feldman (Buenos Aires) and Victoria Szpunberg (Barcelona).

In Spain he worked as an invited actor for Actos Íntimos company with Santi Senso in the play Orgíame: La depravación del Yo at Espacio Nigredo (2017), Madrid. At Institut del Teatre (2019), he worked in Sombre directed by Sophie Kasser and in Quina merda d’herencia m’heu deixat, artistic project under art guidance of Nuria Legarda Andueza, Raimon Àvila and Pep Durán.

In Buenos Aires he worked as an actor and co-author of Identikit de un cuerpo, physical theatre play directed by Paula Etchebehere released at Theater NoAvestruz, Universidad Popular de Belgrano and Universidad Nacional de las Artes (2018-2019).

He worked for Perros de Pavlov’s company in Kilombo (2016) and Cadáveres Show (2016, Theater El Popular - 2017 Theater El Tinglado) directed by Ezequiel Bianchi.

Acted in La Nave de Lxs Locxs, physical theatre play directed by Mariana Moschetto at Club de Trapecistas and Silencio de Negras (2019-2020).
In 2020 he joined the cast of Un Sino de Sombras directed by Lucas Santa Ana at Universidad Nacional de las Artes.

OMAR TORRICO REAL (Barcelona, 1999)
Omar Torrico was born in Barcelona on January 27, 1999. Currently he is studying a University degree in Acting at the Institut del Teatre in the physical theater modality, where he is trained by teachers such as Joan Cusó, Berty Tovías, Stephane Levy, Moreno Bernardi and Andrés Corchero among others. There he rediscovers his body as an expressive weapon and is also interested in dance. At the same time, he trained in classical and contemporary dance, participating in different workshops with artists such as Lali Aiguadé, Roser López, Milan Herich and Miquel Barcelona and taking part in different professional artistic projects. He has participated as an actor in #PRIMERO directed by Nacho Jáuregui, in 10 MINUTOS directed by Valèria Pisati (winner of the 3rd prize at the Estació Escènika and represented in Berlin by the Ernst Bush School of Acting), REMUC directed by Marta G. Otín (first prize at Coca Cola's “Buero Young Theater Awards”, Valle-Inclán Theater), in various Microteatre productions in Granollers and various audiovisual productions of ESCAC; As a dancer he has participated in I AM WHAT? directed by Elvi Balboa (participating in the Burgos-New York International Contest and in the Sabadell Choreographic Contest) and in EL RESISTENTE Y DELICADO HILO MUSICAL (final work of Almudena Pardo, student of choreography and dance at the Institut del Teatre) .

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Director Statement

I’m interested as an actor to think myself beyond sexual genre limits. The common places in theatre and dance like man-woman, male dancer-female dancer, base-flyer are schemes of whom I escape of. Assuming through physicality that two equal-size men can fly one over the other and even more, talk about love, it’s what moves me the most about this search. I find in "Not anymore" (Ya No) the urgency for diversity and for giving visibility to the stories I believe are need to be heard.
Juan Ignacio Piasentini

Getting to know Juan Ignacio as an artist and as a person, generated on me a creativity necessity of sharing along the world dialoguing between us. “Not Anymore” is a proof of the dedication and love that this team is capable of offering to the arts. A chance of getting fascinated by the creator génesis (multidisciplinar and political) of the new generations of artists.
Omar Torrico Real