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1992
Choreographer(s) : Proust, Cécile (France)
Present in collection(s): Ministère de la Culture - CNC images de la culture
Video producer : Productions Bagheera, Arcanal
1992
Choreographer(s) : Proust, Cécile (France)
Present in collection(s): Ministère de la Culture - CNC images de la culture
Video producer : Productions Bagheera, Arcanal
The great matador Pablo Enrique del Amor de la Madona comes, like every evening, to see Lilith dance flamenco. A bored caliph has her abducted from her dressing room. Pablo then consults a fortune teller to find out where she is. While Lilith, covered with golden coins, dances for the caliph, Pablo arrives to rescue her. Taking advantage of the fight, Lilith flies off on a flying carpet.
This film, full of humour, takes on the aesthetics of silent films. Cécile Proust, who has studied flamenco and oriental dances for the past fifteen years, designed this custom-made fiction with Jacques Hoepffner in order to mix two traditional expressions which, in appearance, have nothing in common. An enjoyable film for all publics.
Source : Femmeuses
Cécile Proust is a choreographer-artist, pedagogue and director of the Femmeuses programme.
She trained in classical and contemporary fields. At the same time as pursuing her dancing career with contemporary choreographers, including Josette Baïz, Odile Duboc, Alain Buffard, Dominique Brun, Daniel Larrieu, Thierry Thieu Niang, Bob Wilson, the Albrecht Knust Quartet, she chose to travel to discover and to practice dances like flamenco in Spain, kathak in Northern India, oriental dance in Egypt and Jiuta Mai (traditional Geisha dance) in Kyoto. Cécile Proust combines these traditional dances, some of which are practiced exclusively by women, with Western contemporary dances, anthropological and social notions as well as critical supports, so that figures created by bodies and dances, the illusions of genders and sexed roles may be questioned.
Since 1991, Cécile Proust has choreographed a myriad of works related to these questions, which are performed in France and around the world. She works with theatres, operas, the cinema, as well as the contemporary art and musical spheres.
In 2004, Cécile Proust decided to create Femmeuses. This artistic and anthropological project questions the role of women in the world and in art. 27 Femmeuses actions were developed in a variety of forms: shows, conferences, performances, videos, documentary choreographies, interviews, installations, entertainment programmes, exhibition curatorship, educational programmes.
In 2005, Cécile Proust won the Hors les murs (Outside the Walls) programme award to pursue an artist in residence programme in the United States.
Cécile Proust graduated from SciencesPo, Paris with a Masters Degree in Art and Politics from the Bruno Latour-initiated SPEAP programme (multidisciplinary programme for scientific, artistic and pedagogical experimentation).
Artistic direction / Conception : Jacques Hoepffner, Cécile Proust
Choreography : Cécile Proust
Production / Coproduction of the video work : Productions Bagheera, Arcanal / Participation : ministère de la Culture (DMD), Procirep
Duration : 10'
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