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The Ferryman (JFHK 2022)
Opening on 10-09-2022
HK
72 minutes
English, Others(In Parts)(Chinese(In Parts), French(In Parts) Subtitles)
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Narrated by legendary performance artist Marina Abramović with score created by composer Ryuchi Sakamoto, “The Ferryman” is a lush visual and choreographic journey into the animistic roots of rituals, dance and sculpture, and their contemporary relevance. Rich with metaphors, Belgian-French choreographer and dancer Damien Jalet takes the viewer on an outlandish journey as a half-deer, half-hunter character across the threshold between worlds. Filmed in the stunning volcanic landscapes of Bali, Japan and Scotland and inside the oldest sections of the Louvre Museum in Paris, the ancestral spiritual bond between men and nature is portrayed here through a series of striking ceremonies (trance, cremations and sacrifices rituals in Bali, mountain worship in Japan) and contemporary dance performances. Oneiric and raw, blurring the line between archaic and contemporary, “The Ferryman” is both a fascinating documentary and a work of art of breathtaking beauty.Outstanding Achievement in Dance Film Award, ‘Choreoscope - Barcelona Dance Film Festival’ 2018
Director
Gilles Delmas Cast |
* = Special first show concession tickets available for senior citizens

The Ferryman (JFHK 2022)
Opening on 10-09-2022
HK
72 minutes
English, Others(In Parts)(Chinese(In Parts), French(In Parts) Subtitles)
Synopsis
Narrated by legendary performance artist Marina Abramović with score created by composer Ryuchi Sakamoto, “The Ferryman” is a lush visual and choreographic journey into the animistic roots of rituals, dance and sculpture, and their contemporary relevance. Rich with metaphors, Belgian-French choreographer and dancer Damien Jalet takes the viewer on an outlandish journey as a half-deer, half-hunter character across the threshold between worlds. Filmed in the stunning volcanic landscapes of Bali, Japan and Scotland and inside the oldest sections of the Louvre Museum in Paris, the ancestral spiritual bond between men and nature is portrayed here through a series of striking ceremonies (trance, cremations and sacrifices rituals in Bali, mountain worship in Japan) and contemporary dance performances. Oneiric and raw, blurring the line between archaic and contemporary, “The Ferryman” is both a fascinating documentary and a work of art of breathtaking beauty.Outstanding Achievement in Dance Film Award, ‘Choreoscope - Barcelona Dance Film Festival’ 2018
Director
Gilles Delmas Cast
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* = Special first show concession tickets available for senior citizens