Numeridanse est disponible en français.
Souhaitez-vous changer de langue ?
Warning, sensitive content.
This content contains scenes that may shock an uninformed audience.
Do you still want to watch it?
Filmed performances

Hunt

Choreography
Film Director
Year of creation
2002
Year of production
2004

The Finnish choreographer sought to distinguish his work from the many existing interpretations of Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring by focusing on a single character. Wearing a shapeless tutu, Tero Saarinen portrays a being in search of identity, torn by contradictions and ambiguities, suspended between past and future—an androgynous figure who is both strong and fragile, struggling to survive amid the precariousness of the present and the passion to take flight.

Both hunter and hunted, masculine and feminine, Tero Saarinen creates and develops his powerful crescendo of action and emotion, in keeping with the composer’s music. A choreography that emphasizes slow, sweeping movements, making the expression all the more poignant.

Source: Maison de la Danse de Lyon

Choreography
Film Director
Year of creation
2002
Year of production
2004
Duration
35′
Performance
Lights
Mikki Kunttu
Production of video work
Marita Liulia, Jacke Kastelli
Music
Igor Stravinsky
Production of choreographic work
Co-production Biennale de Venise, Octobre en Normandie with the support of the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture
Video production
Maison de la Danse de Lyon – Charles Picq, 2004
Add to the playlist