IX Festival 10 Senses

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Like many other festivals that are celebrated in May, he 10 Sentidos had to postpone its IX edition due to the coronavirus crisis and readjust to the circumstances. That is to say, go digital, postpone the festival and stretch it like gum, September December. During the confinement the virtual project started Future desires in collaboration with Las Naves around the wishes of young people from all over the world, topic that connects with late reason What inspires this edition?, we remember, that generation born between the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 20th composed of “Dreamers”. After the confinement that pushed us to the virtual, September brings us the 10 senses of flesh and blood, the one who walks, touch and breathe (wait… or not? Bueno, Yeah, but as little as possible). The first stop is the inauguration of Dreamers 2.0 in Las Naves, an exhibition that will show, through plastic arts and the new tools available to the newest artists, the world they live in and the one they want. The performing arts get underway at the San Miguel de los Reyes Monastery on Thursday 17/9 con Another dance. Here It is the celebration of a myth, of a fabulous story that explains to us, wordless, aspects of the human condition and the forces of nature. Then they will arrive Choreographic Competition 10 Senses [20/9] which will show eight proposals of the most current dance from around the world and Phase, four movements to the music of Steve Reich [25-26/9], the first performance by choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeke premiered in 1982 what, for the first time, she won't dance, but two new interpreters. Music and dance that are initially perfectly synchronized gradually begin to slip into an ingenious play of continually changing shapes and patterns.. And finally, in september, we will have a film series at the Center del Carme [22-27/9] that will please all those carefree crazy people, fun and senseless, inside the big screen, They did not fall into the labyrinth of logic. The proposal is the following: Dreamers (2003) by Bernardo Bertolucci, The Traveler (1974) by Abbas Kiarostami, Jellyfish (2007) de Shira Geffen & Etgar Frame, Nothing Personal (2009) by Urszula Antoniak and Ratcatcher (1999) by Lynne Ramsay. Programming continues in the coming months, You can find it in the October edition that we are preparing with great enthusiasm and fingers crossed. AU