A Morte in Braccio
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In 1946, during a trip to New York, Jeanne Renaud created and choreographed Déformité, a piece inspired by the encounter between the dizzying beauty of art and the unbearable presence of urban poverty. The sense of injustice at the trivialization of the death of a homeless man gave her the decisive impetus to create the piece. More than 60 years, later, the death of her own daughter revives the sense of urgency before life. Brilliantly performed by Louise Bédard and freely inspired by Déformité and Handel’s aria Scherza Infida is a tribute to the hidden forces that inspire humans to live in spite of it all.

2012
Canada
21:36
Original language
No dialogue

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Credits

Direction
Mario Côté
Choregraphy
Jeanne Renaud
Dancers
Louise Bédard
Cinematography
Steeve Desrosiers
Camera
Richard Boudrias
Steeve Desrosiers
Sound
Martin Hurtubise
Set Photographer
Christian Bujold
Ed Kostiner
Editing
Mario Côté
Colorization
Richard Boudrias
Special Effects
Richard Boudrias
Sound Design
Mario Côté
Mixing
Martin Hurtubise

Technical information

Color
Color
Image format
16:9
Sound
Stereo
Shooting format
HD

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Keywords
Choreography, Survival, Poverty, Instinct

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