DROP - contemporary dance art film - MN DANCE COMPANY

** Contemporary Dance Film: Drop **

DIRECTION - MICHAL RYNIA, NASTJA BREMEC RYNIA AND FABRIS SULIN / CHOREOGRAPHY - MICHAL RYNIA AND NASTJA BREMEC RYNIA / DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY - FABRIS SULIN / CAMERA ASSISTANTS - URBAN KOSIR, ALJAZ NOVAK / MUSIC - MATEJA STARIC / DANCERS - ERI NISHIBARA, LUKA VODOPIVEC, REBECCA GRANZOTTO, PAULA GARCIA, ALESSIO SACCHERI, PIETRO DI SALVO, IVA ILIEVSKA, MICHAL RYNIA, NASTJA BREMEC RYNIA / PRODUCTION - ZAVOD MN PRODUKCIJA - MN DANCE COMPANY / SPECIAL THANKS - JAVNI ZAVOD ZA SPORT NOVA GORICA
SUPPORTED BY MUNICIPALITY OF NOVA GORICA AND GO! 2025 NOVA GORICA - GORIZIA EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF CULTURE

In the dynamic world of "Drop," contemporary dance finds its most fluid expression within the shimmering confines of a swimming pool. The film unfolds as a visual poem, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the interplay of water and movement—where every ripple echoes the poetry of the human form.

The water, a vibrant canvas, captures the exquisite tension between freedom and constraint. Each splash creates a pulse that resonates with the haunting score, an amalgamation of aquatic motifs and haunting melodies that draw us into this aquatic realm.

The choreography is a dialogue between the dancers and their liquid environment. Submerged in crystalline depths, they articulate emotions that traverse the spectrum—from elation to despair—with fluidity akin to the water surrounding them. As they dissolve into the blue depths, we witness the intimate connection between the performers and their medium, each drop of water a brushstroke in their narrative.

In this contemporary dance film, the swimming pool becomes more than just a setting; it is a character in its own right, a mirror to the human soul—the stillness before a dive, the exhilaration of breaking surface tension, and the quiet depths of introspection. "Drop" invites audiences to reflect on their own emotions, connecting through the universal language of movement and the ever-present allure of water.