Carte blanche to Adam Linder

Parade proposes a contemporary reflection on Jean Cocteau's eponymous avant-garde ballet (1917), considered as one of the first modern ballets for which Erik Satie and Pablo Picasso collaborated. The video creation, the scenography and the camera work are by Shahryar Nashat, while the choreography was conceived by Adam Linder. 

Violence's Detour, directed by Adam Linder, shows dancer Samuel Pereira being observed by French doctor Jacques Samani. Memory and desire mingle around these two people of different generations. 

The film was supported by Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels 

Ditch Plains by Loretta Fahrenholz, was produced in the aftermath of the disaster caused by the Sandy hurricane that hit the northern part of the United States including New York City. In an apocalyptic atmosphere, street dancers, members of the Ringmasters Crew, almost zombies, spread out in a city whose aspect oscillates between place of terror, mutation and magic. 

Adam Linder (1983), lives and works between Berlin and Los Angeles. 

Loretta Fahrenholz (1981), lives and works in Berlin. 

Shahryar Nashat (1975), lives and works in Los Angeles  

Adam Linder is currently in residence at Art Explora in Paris.