And Everyone Was There
Eryn Tempest, Lara Oundjian
Shot in a Victorian house on coast, this celebration of dance investigates the surreal character of dreams and the capricious nature of memory. The film’s nonlinear narrative follows the relationship between two women through their childhood home. Immersed in an enigmatic universe, superimposing reality and fantasy, the women explore a space rich with meaning that serves as a backdrop for their intertwined histories. The film’s powerful visuals and outstanding choreography invite viewers to reflect on their own memories.
Also presented:
37th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2019)
37th International Festival of Films on Art, Canada (2019)
| Director | Lara Oundjian, Eryn Tempest |
| Editing | Kate Ramsden |
| Choreography | Eryn Tempest |
| Cinematographer | Jesse McCracken |
| Music | Samuel Dzierzawa |
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Jesse McCracken
Jesse McCracken
Jesse McCracken
Production
Eryn Tempest
Eryn Tempest is a professional contemporary dance artist and educator currently based out of Montreal. As a creator, Eryn is interested in questions of presence, risk and spontaneity. She is compelled by the way the body finds solutions, its capacity to assemble and direct itself in response to a variety of sensations and experiences. Her work engages notions of transformation, trace and memory. Eryn teaches contemporary dance and tap dance to children and adults at L’École de Danse Variations in Montréal.
Lara Oundjian
Lara Oundjian is a Canadian dancer and choreographer based in Montreal, Quebec. She also holds a bachelors degree in Cultural Studies from McGill University.
Pleasant Heart (2014); re/bound, em/brace (2015); Boredom (2016)
