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FilmFest by Rogue Dancer: everyday HEROES edition (September 2023)

September 22 – October 8, 2023

https://www.roguedancer.org/filmfest-by-rogue-dancer       

We believe the only
way to sustainably make positive changes on this planet is through our ARTISTS.
Rogue Dancer celebrates the extraordinary in the ordinary this month.  The HEROES in our everyday lives we may or may
not take for granted.  Those brave enough
to address the needs of the people around them, care for our bodies and minds
and teach by example how to live in the world we live in today. Everyday
HEROES…  we see you.

FilmFest by Rogue Dancer is a DANCE film festival that offers a monthly
curated on-line screening exclusively for DANCE Films. Each month Dance films
are elegantly sorted into unexpected themes. We are committed to serving the
DANCE community and to ensuring that wonderful DANCE movie projects from across
the globe can be seen and appreciated by as wide an audience as possible.

Featured DANCE Filmmakers:

Sarah Campen USA, Andreas
Morell GERMANY, Alexander Olivieri USA, Kira Blazek USA, Virginia Alizioti
GREECE, Roni Blak USA, Ami Skånberg & Omari Carter SWEDEN, Jeanne Travers,
Bliss Kohlmyer & Dora Arreola USA, Jarid Polite USA, Diana Mora &
Camilo Correa Costa GERMANY, Luca Di Bartolo ITALY, Ella Weaver USA, Serkan
Aktaş TURKEY, Deborah Slater USA & Megan Chu USA

We
have a PATREON ONLY Screening this month @ https://www.patreon.com/roguedancer

Join
us at as little as a DOLLAR a month.

Patreon
Only Screening:

DANCE
FROM ISREAL film by Andreas Morell (c) 2023 GERMANY

Dance
from Israel means: presence, modernity, emotion, beauty, but also
aggressiveness – and increasingly politics. In the best sense, dance is a
mirror of society.

Dance,
that comes from a country as politically and societally torn apart like Israel,
is exciting, challenging and even complex. The film explores this versatility:
Companies and choreographers speak about their experiences and rehearsals and
dance performances are visible.

Andreas
Morell – Director

Birgit
Lorbeer-Claussen – Producer

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In collaboration with Atlanta- and California-based artists/partners, Georgia Tech Arts presents NI DO TO and Out of the Dust – a transformative experience of shared connection that journeys through ancestral joy, historical trauma, and community resilience with the narrative of Japanese American incarceration during World War II.

NI DO TO consists of four distinctive works of art in mixed-reality, classical and digital interactive technology, and visual art offering reflective activities to help you explore current and future solidarities with communities facing the violence of xenophobic and racist policies.

Out of the Dust gives voice to the ghosts of Manzanar Detention Camp. Through poetry, music, and Japanese American folk dance, this dance film brings life to memories that were left behind in the windy dust-laden desert of Manzanar.

Experience NI DO TO and Out of the Dust in the lobby of the Ferst Center of the Arts. The exhibits are free and open to the public Tuesday–Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m., from September 18 through October 27 (closed Sept. 30 and Oct. 21 for home football games.)

In this immersive burlesque show, you turn the mic on while we take it off! Sing your favorite jams and you may get paired with a Candybox Revue burlesque performer dancing LIVE onstage with you to your voice (or that of your reluctant friend)! This mashup has all the fun of karaoke mixed with burlesque!

At Atlanta’s Burlesque & Cabaret House, Metropolitan Studios in EAV!

Bring your voice, your spark, and be ready to tip!

• 8:00pm Doors
• 8:30pm Vocal warmups start
• 9:00pm Burlesque performers hit the stage
• $20 advance tickets
• $25 at the door
• Ages 18

ACCESSIBILITY: Metropolitan Studios can provide accessibility accommodations for audience members who require them, e.g., wheelchair users, ASL interpretation, etc. Please email rentals@metrostudioseav.com to inquire about accessibility services no later than 7 days prior to the event.

Ticket holders must present their tickets on entry. No refunds.