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Words Like Violence (2022) [N/A]

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Release Date:
October 1, 2022

Original Title:
Words Like Violence

Production Companies:
A.G Theater

Production Countries:
Netherlands

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 12

Overview from TheMovieDB

Three dancers are in the same room, but each in their own space. Each character shows glimpses of who she is and how they relate to a monologue-soundtrack that can be heard throughout the movie. For everyone the relationship with the text and the words are different. Gradually the voice breaks down, words tumble and meanings are lost. This has an impact on the dancers and the way they move. The tensions within the relationship with the voice come to a climax and something breaks. The dancers are free to move, free from words and semantic meaning. They breath and move as one organism and find ways to communicate in chaos and disharmony. The language moves to the background and loses its presence and impact. What remains is pure movement.

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Production

Cinematography:
Kiki Henger

Colorist:
Kiki Henger

Director:
Arjan Gebraad

Editor:
Kiki Henger

Music:
Luke Deane

Producer:
Kiki Henger
Arjan Gebraad

Writer:
Arjan Gebraad

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