Noémie Lafrance: Noir – Site-Specific Choreography

2004 / 58 min. / color
Directed by Michael Blackwood

Known for her site-specific and cinematic choreography, Noémie Lafrance continues to push the boundaries of performance with “Noir”. Inspired by the genre’s seductive femme fatales, and scenes framed in shadow and suspense, Lafrance takes her audience to a Lower East Side parking garage, for a dance experience based on “film noir” of the 1940’s. The audience watches the performance from their cars, witnessing her choreography through the windshields, creating their own frame. Through its setting and narrative Lafrance’s production becomes an immersive live theater experience. 

Directed by
Michael Blackwood

Cast
Einy Aam
Andy Black
Eric Bradley
Jeff Crumrine
Erika Hansen
David Kieffer
Jon Kowalski
Noemie Lafrance
Ori Lenkinski
Tori Sparks
Emma Stein
Ksenia Vidyaykina

Produced by
Caroline Kerrigan … associate producer

Cinematography by
Mead Hunt

Film Editing by
Joelle Schon

Sound Department
J.T. Takagi … sound recordist

Camera and Electrical Department
Amy Bostwick … assistant camera

IMDB: www.imdb.com/title/tt1813532

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