Two dancers live on botanical time during quarantine, aligning themselves with the rhythms of day and night and the changing of the seasons.
Co-produced by Pigeonwing Dance and konverjdans Directed and Choreographed by Gabrielle Lamb Music by Hildegard von Bingen Starring Amy Saunder and Tiffany Mangulabnan Cinematography by Joe Raffanti Costumes by Christine Darch
A song about love, a film about parallel universes, and something about the way love, if we allow it to, can transcend time and physical space - this film is dedicated to the memory of Tiffany’s brother, "Madcow" Michael Mangulabnan (1979-2021).
Produced by Numasbala Choreographed, Directed and Edited by Tiffany Mangulabnan Music by Fabio Montenegro Cinematography by Melissa Wu Starring Antuan Byers and Tiffany Mangulabnan Special thanks to Amy Saunder
“For anyone who's ever spent a day in quarantine transitioning from the couch to the table to the floor, until you don't know what furniture even is anymore, this dance film captures a serious #mood.” — Dance Magazine
Choreographed, Conceptualized, Performed and Edited by Amy Saunder Music by Cuddle Magic Cinematography by Joe Raffanti
A meditation on time, Oceans Ago is informed by what seems to be a common experience brought on by the pandemic: of time being somehow both fleeting while also standing still.
Directed and Filmed by Joe Raffanti Music by Thom Yorke Choreographed and Performed by Amy Saunder
Note: Amy and Joe drove through the the Navajo Reservation to get to the location for this film and found a community that has been far more adversely affected by the COVID-19 virus than anywhere else in the country. To learn more and/or to donate in support of these communities: nndoh.org/donate.html
A dance film about identity, acceptance, remorse, and pride. We hear the voices of Lauren and Cortney, who speak to each other across time: Lauren through her memories; Cortney through her remorse.
Directed, Filmed and Edited by Tiffany Mangulabnan Written and Narrated by Cortney Taylor Key and Lauren Hardy Choreographed by Cortney Taylor Key and Tiffany Mangulabnan Performed by Cortney Taylor Key Music and Sound Design by Tiffany Mangulabnan