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SUMMARY:KAZUO OHNO TRILOGY
DESCRIPTION:Coinciding with the birthday of legendary dancer, choreogr
 apher, and Butoh founder, Kazuo Ohno, who was born on October 27, 1906
 , and died in 2010 at the age of 103, we present these special screeni
 ngs of Virginie Marchand’s KAZUO OHNO TRILOGY. Made by filmmaker and
  dancer Marchand over the course of three years, it captures Ohno’s 
 99th and 100th birthdays, and documents the dances on which Marchand a
 nd Ohno collaborated before his death.\n  “You made a beautiful tri
 logy, a beautiful piece of cinema, a beautiful tribute to Kazuo! […]
  A document, a poem, a tribute, a song, a very personal song that is a
 lso universal. A song by one poet to another, by one who is in the pri
 me of youth, to another who is full of age and life and who is moving 
 towards a dissolve into earth itself, old and eternal.” –Jonas Mek
 as   “I was struck by the intensity and the beauty of the dance sce
 nes – very powerful and moving. I was moved by the film in a way I d
 idn’t expect to be. […] The care, reverence and love around Kazuo 
 Ohno.” –Martin Scorsese   Individual film descriptions by Virgini
 e Marchand.\n LOVE ON THE BEAT 2005, 53 min, digital 99th birthday of 
 Kazuo Ohno, founder of Butoh dance. The cameramen are Jonas Mekas and 
 Zoltan Hauville. The editing was done with footage of three evenings o
 f dances of Kazuo and myself. The title comes from a song by Serge Gai
 nsbourg.   BUTOH DANCER AND NAGA SADHUS 2007, 35 min, digital Kazuo O
 hno’s 100th birthday. Footage of our dance in Kazuo Ohno’s room in
  Yokohama, Japan, combined with special images in different parts of I
 ndia. The film ends with a speech of the Zen Master Dolano in Pune, In
 dia.   TELEGRAM FOR THE BEAR 2008, 47 min, digital When he was young,
  Kazuo Ohno wanted to create a dance in memory of his ancestors, thank
 ing bears for providing them clothes and food. This film begins in the
  Himalayas in winter and spring with sadhu Bombaya, continuing in Japa
 n, where Kazuo and I dance with a bear’s claw to bring a story to li
 fe. The film ends in NYC, with a Butoh dance show as a tribute to Kazu
 o and the Bear from the Himalayas.   Total running time: ca. 140 min.
 \nAbout Anthology Film Archives:  Founded in 1970, Anthology's missio
 n is to preserve, exhibit, and promote public and scholarly understand
 ing of independent, classic, and avant-garde cinema. Anthology screens
  more than 1,000 film and video programs per year, publishes books and
  catalogs annually, and has preserved more than 900 films to date.  Ti
 ckets: $10 general; $8 for students, seniors, & children (12 & under);
  $6 AFA members   Twitter: http://twitter.com/anthologyfilm Facebook
 : http://www.facebook.com/AnthologyFilm\n\nFor more information visit
  http://conectom.leimay.org/events/kazuo-ohno-trilogy-1
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LOCATION:Anthology Film Archives
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