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Ouverture — Experimental Dance Short Film

Ouverture is an experimental dance film about an isolated person finding community when they finally open their heart to connection through art. Created for the Ottawa Digi60 Filmmaker's Festival 2025 60-Day Challenge, the film had to come in under six minutes and respond to this year’s theme: “bloom.” The piece draws inspiration from the music of Björk, FKA twigs, and Salwa, and blends contemporary dance with elements of Bharatanatyam, using art as the pathway from solitude to belonging. Thank you to everyone who supported this film. CREDITS WRITER, DIRECTOR, AND, PRODUCER Promesse Bama ACTORS/DANCERS Maginda Magendrathajan Megan Tolmie Melissa Nicolls Jasmine van Schouwen DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY & COLOR GRADING Benjamin Shimwa ASSOCIATE PRODUCER Vaibhavi Dhote ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Daniel Effah EDITOR DJ McDaid MUSIC AND SOUND DESIGN Jack Hui Litster Kwende Kefentse GAFFER Jason Dai PROP MASTER MJ Comilang-Costales SPECIAL THANKS TO Family & Friends Marilena Postolache Digital Art Resource Center Digi60 Filmmaker's Festival Vistek Salwa Keywords: experimental dance film, short dance film, indie short film, contemporary dance, bharatanatyam dance film, minimalist short film, canadian short film, digi60 2025, bloom theme, choreography film, expressive movement film, emerging filmmaker, abstract dance cinema, artistic short film. Extended Synopsis: Ouverture explores transformation through movement, following a solitary figure who discovers connection and community by opening themselves to artistic expression. Inspired by artists like Björk, FKA twigs, and Salwa, the film merges contemporary and classical movement traditions to create a visual language of blooming, expansion, and emotional release. Produced for the Ottawa Digi60 Filmmaker’s Festival as part of the 60-Day Challenge, the film embraces minimalism, warm earth tones, and geometric choreography to tell a story about belonging through art.