FEATURE PROGRAM
Eve Sussman & The Rufus Corporation, The Rape of the Sabine Women
'The breakout hit of the Whitney Biennial, it stretches its beauty before us with over indulged, seductive, feline opulence.' THE NEW YORK TIMES
Daniel Askill, We Have Decided Not To Die
A Modern Day allegorical triptych, We Have Decided Not To Die's visual poetry evokes a surreal ritualistic world, whose characters appear to float free of space and time.
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 DEEP IN VOGUE
An exploration into the evolution of ‘Vogue’ culture from queer ‘balls’ in Harlem in the ‘80’s to Madonna’s Blonde Ambition Tour. ‘The truth is I rarely have sex on tour’. Madonna
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 REELDANCE AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND AWARDS
Celebrating Australia and New Zealand’s finest examples of current dance on screen work. Our 2010 judging panel selected a shortlist of 10 works from the 159 titles that were submitted. The awards were announced at the Sydney screening on the 16 May. Congratulations to the award winning artists!
BEST WORK Necessary Games - Sixteen, Directed by Sophie Hyde, Directed & Choreographed by Kat Worth; RUNNER UP Tap Hop: Lesson 1, Directed & Produced by Soda_Jerk; ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD Saint Sebastian, Directed & Choreographed by James Welsby
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 YOU'RE NOT FROM HERE ARE YOU?
Two International Shorts Programs Curated by Tracie Mitchell
These two programs feature international dance on screen shorts from around the globe. A unique and varied selection of shorts spanning the deadly serious to the highly whimsical, travelling to us from countries including South Africa, Finland, Mexico, New Zealand, China, Germany, Argentina, USA and UK. Featured artists include Cai Fei, Back to Back, Daniel Belton, Dance North, Ballet Russes and UK artist Tim Shore.
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 THE IMAGININGS OF SHELLY LOVE
Shelly Love’s work has been described as ‘Otherworldy’, ‘Surprising’, ‘Magical’, ‘Beautifully dark’ and ‘Uniquely choreographic’. The Imaginings of Shelly Love is a retrospective of the work of Award-winning UK artist, Shelly Love who is celebrated worldwide for her subtle and uniquely choreographic dance screen works that are like dropping into a visually poetic feast.
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 FROM THE ARCHIVES: REELDANCE MOVING IMAGE COLLECTION
The 2010 International Dance on Screen Festival is proud to launch the ReelDance Moving Image Collection (MIC). MIC is a unique educational and culturally important collection that tracks the development of dance on screen in Australia and New Zealand as well as the evolution of ReelDance as an organisation. The 600 titles that make up MIC will be accessible to the public as part of the opening of the festival.
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FORWARD MOTION
As a taster of what screen dance has to offer, Forward Motion is an exceptional introduction. It is a collection of outstanding British screen dance films, accompanied by interviews with artists to contextualise their work. A British Council project co-produced with South East Dance, Forward Motion creates a moving snapshot of Britain’s prolific screen dance industry.
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 SEND THE CAMERAS OUT
9 artists were given 1 month each to respond to the question 'What is Dance on Screen?' Director/Choreographers: Marilyn Miller, Vicky Van Hout and Deon Hastie Editors: Cameron Goold, Chiara Williams, Naretha Williams Composers: Cameron Goold, Jardine Kiwat, Grayson Rotamah
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