We are thrilled to share North East Moves – a new dance-for-screen film where young people from the UK and Germany express their hopes, aspirations and shared experiences, set against stunning heritage and landscapes.
“An exciting, captivating and life affirming experience for the audience. The inclusive and skilled collaboration between the young dancers, crossing national and language barriers along with their willingness to be open to new opportunities, people and experiences was inspirational.” (audience feedback)
Produced by Perform[d]ance (GER) and TIN Arts (UK), ‘North East Moves’ is a result of an international collaboration project where young people connected to both organisations worked with filmmaker Roswitha Chesher to explore ideas of identify, place and connection across international borders.
You can watch it using the link below.
Watch the film with English to German subtitles here:
North East Moves – English to German Subtitles
Click here to read more about the making of the film.
This project is funded by Cultural Bridge, which celebrates bilateral artistic partnerships between the UK and Germany through the collaboration between Arts Council England, the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, British Council, Creative Scotland, Fonds Soziokultur, Goethe-Institut London and Wales Arts International / Arts Council of Wales.
If you would like to share your responses and reflections on the film with us, you can so so here:
North East Moves – thoughts and reflections – Fill in form
We also captured some interviews with the dancers, the teams from both TIN Arts and Perform[d]ance, and filmmaker Roswitha Chesher. Their honest reflections on the project are now available to watch below:
