Choreography & Direction

LUNACY

LUNACY

LUNACY

Vancouver, BC

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2020

LUNACY

Lunacy was presented at:

  • F-O-R-M Film Festival (2020)

  • The National Arts Centre CAPSULE (2020)


TRIGGER WARNING:

This content contains depictions of sexual abuse and rape. Viewers may be triggered.

Lunacy is a short dance film by Simran Sachar and cinematographer Mike To & Dallas McKinnon exploring the haunting aftermath that takes place inside and outside the body after the body has been invaded. 


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Collaborators:

Director, choreographer, writer: Simran Sachar

Cinematographer: Mike To, Dallas Mckinnon

Assistant Cinematographer: Katherine Baquiran

Editor: Mike To, Eric Cheung

Hair and Make-up: Sophia Gamboa



Film Commissioned by: F-O-R-M Festival

Space and equipment provided by: Cineworks



Let's Work Together

“Her warmth, thoughtful and intentional approach towards the integration of film, technology and dance brings such a unique perspective, and creates inspiring worlds that are full of color, sensation and emotion, provoking visuals that are deeply felt by anyone who witnesses.”


Sophia Mai Wolfe
(Founder and Artistic Director of F-O-R-M)



Let's Work Together

“Her warmth, thoughtful and intentional approach towards the integration of film, technology and dance brings such a unique perspective, and creates inspiring worlds that are full of color, sensation and emotion, provoking visuals that are deeply felt by anyone who witnesses.”


Sophia Mai Wolfe
(Founder and Artistic Director of F-O-R-M)



Let's Work Together

“Her warmth, thoughtful and intentional approach towards the integration of film, technology and dance brings such a unique perspective, and creates inspiring worlds that are full of color, sensation and emotion, provoking visuals that are deeply felt by anyone who witnesses.”


Sophia Mai Wolfe
(Founder and Artistic Director of F-O-R-M)