Virgins
Three Italian prostitutes are caught in a daily routine. Their only escape is through dance.
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Camiel ZwartDirector
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Andrea BakerChoreography
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Maria Concetta BorgeseChoreography
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Fiorenza d'AlessandroChoreography
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Andrea BakerKey Cast
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Maria Concetta BorgeseKey Cast
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Fiorenza d'AlessandroKey Cast
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Gemma CarducciKey Cast
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Alessandra CarusoKey Cast
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Chiara CingolaniKey Cast
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Cristiano MarcelliKey Cast
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Camiel ZwartEditing
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Martijn de ManMusic
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Canova22Production Company
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BlackframeProduction Company
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Project Type:Experimental, Short, Other
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Runtime:5 minutes
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Completion Date:February 18, 2020
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Country of Origin:Italy
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Country of Filming:Italy
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Language:No Dialogue
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:2.35:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Hilltop Film Festival of Diversity and Inclusion
United States -
Cinedans 2020
Netherlands -
International Choreographic Festival of Blois - Dance
France -
Zinetika Festival
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Human environment care festival
Canada -
Dance on screen Graz
Austria -
MICMX - Muestra Itinerante De Cine Mx
Mexico
December 20, 2020
Best experimental film -
LIFFT INDIA FILMOTSAV - World Cine Fest LIFFT INDIA FILMOTSAV
India -
InShadow 2020
Portugal
Distribution Information
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Cinedans 2020
Camiel Zwart (1980) graduated at the directing program at the Dutch Film Academy in 2006. At his own production company Blackframe he has since then directed several award-winning short documentaries (Together Alone, On Our Own) as well as longer documentaries like Past Perfect Tense, Terror, source of fear and The Debt Machine. In addition to his documentary work Camiel has always had a passion for dance films. He has directed and produced several short dance films, with multi award-winning Platform 13 being the latest one. For Camiel cinema and dance are made to fit and enhance each other. He believes that the best way to make an intriguing story for the big screen, is through movement rather than words. This is how film can distinguish its self from literature. Using choreography in film is the way to combine movement and cinema and bring them to their maximum potential. Alongside his work as a director and producer Camiel teaches at Cinedance education. In this roll he teaches workshops in dance film across the Netherlands at several (dance) academies.
Camiel Zwart been working as a film director for more than 14 years, ever since he graduated from the Dutch Film Academy in 2006. Camiel made his first dance film together with the National Ballet and has always been very interested in modern dance. He loves the way dance tells a story through movement, knowing that movement and film have been connected ever since the Lumière brothers invented the film camera. The first film the brothers made was a shot of a moving train arriving at a station, and soon after they filmed Loie Fuller’s serpentine dance. He is a strong believer of the fact that film exists with the grace of motion. Without it, it could just as well be a picture. In dance, movement also is the key element of telling a story. When these two art forms are brought together they create a very powerful combination of storytelling. Camiel directed many dance films, all well received on the festival circuit. One of them, Platform 13, was selected for more than 70 festivals worldwide and won 12 awards. Schooled in the documentary tradition, he always address social issues. His last two films were about segregation in the Dutch school system and young people in debt. He always aim at sparking a debate or initiating social change in the subjects he addresses. His documentaries have been shown at festivals such as IDFA, TIFF and Prix Europa. Besides directing I also run my own production company Blackframe and I work as a dance film workshop instructor for Cinedans.