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THE DUST OF MY CONCRETE CHILD - PORTRAIT 6: RISK & BALANCE (TRAILER)

THE DUST OF MY CONCRETE CHILD a video catalogue of portraits on intimacy and violence ‘The Dust of My Concrete Child’ is a video catalogue consisting of 7 short films that portray 7 different perspectives of intimacy and violence. Stripped from their usual social and emotional contexts, intimacy is understood and explored as a fragile state and violence as a brutal force not as an act of aggression. The series follows seven dancers as they navigate through different narratives and sensations on a dystopic but poetic journey filled with sensations of discomfort, loneliness, fragility, vulnerability, and desire. While the films form a connected universe, each portrait stands fully on its own. Every PORTRAIT (short film) offers a distinct perspective on the topic. PORTRAIT 6: RISK AND BALANCE Emerging like newborn creatures covered in translucent residue, this portrait takes us on the evolution from fragile and helpless bodies to wild and curious beings. In a cold and alienated space the dancers attempt to stand and walk, vulnerability transforms into curiosity. With an urge to run and take risk they inhabit the space around them testing their limitations and untamed energy, playing with trust and following their instinct to dare. This driving force between risk and balance creates an atmosphere of trying to sustain control and daring moments of complete acceptance to your pure and instinctive being. direction, choreography, executive production & concept: Lino Eckenstein co-direction, movement direction & executive production: Eden Manga-Nkoy cinematography & editing: Rubén Darío Bañol dance and co-creation: Ana Paula Lemus Payiatsou, Nina Keijzer, Ida Osten, Ekaterina Cheporova, Anaïs van Caekenberghe, Joy Ogboi, Alexandra Kylerioti sound: Robin Becker fashion design: Kareem Aladhami set assistant and catering: Aya Schild lettering graphics: Claudia Dzengel photography: Rainer Berson