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A man contemplating a jump from a seventh-storey ledge is repeatedly interrupted by the colourful residents who appear through the building’s windows, each absorbed in personal crises. Their encounters prompt the man to explain the lost routine and disorientation that brought him to the ledge.
A reclusive man hears every sound made by his neighbours. His extraordinary sensitivity traps him in other people’s private lives while intensifying his own longing for connection.
A movement-based adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein explores the relationship between a creator and his creature.
In 1962 Steveston, young Iris believes her pet goldfish’s death caused her parents’ marriage to unravel and the Cuban Missile Crisis to begin. She finds a man washed ashore and believes he is the fish reincarnated, placing her hopes in his recovery.
Struggling performers pin their hopes on a visiting Hollywood producer. To secure a future in film, they attempt to create a Napoleonic epic in just two weeks, turning artistic ambition into a chaotic production scheme.
Frank and Walker are each convinced the other is following him. Their attempts to run away from one another repeatedly bring them to the same places.
A clerk’s life revolves around the acquisition and loss of a new coat. Without spoken dialogue, movement and music depict a rigid social world in which a small gain in status can be abruptly taken away.
A poorly paid clerk sacrifices his small comforts to buy a new overcoat. The garment briefly changes how others treat him, but its theft pushes him toward humiliation, desperation, and a ghostly aftermath.
Alma and her reluctant accomplice Phyllis are caught stealing from a supermarket. A confrontation with an eager young security guard and his more sympathetic colleague exposes their competing ideas about theft, poverty and fairness.
In the Canadian Rockies in 1885, railway surveyors Keating and Ambrose and their Chinese servant Wing are abandoned as winter approaches. An avalanche traps them, both white men fall gravely ill, and Wing is left alone after they die.
A man contemplating a jump from a seventh-storey ledge is repeatedly interrupted by the colourful residents who appear through the building’s windows, each absorbed in personal crises. Their encounters prompt the man to explain the lost routine and disorientation that brought him to the ledge.
A reclusive man hears every sound made by his neighbours. His extraordinary sensitivity traps him in other people’s private lives while intensifying his own longing for connection.
A movement-based adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein explores the relationship between a creator and his creature.
In 1962 Steveston, young Iris believes her pet goldfish’s death caused her parents’ marriage to unravel and the Cuban Missile Crisis to begin. She finds a man washed ashore and believes he is the fish reincarnated, placing her hopes in his recovery.
Struggling performers pin their hopes on a visiting Hollywood producer. To secure a future in film, they attempt to create a Napoleonic epic in just two weeks, turning artistic ambition into a chaotic production scheme.
Frank and Walker are each convinced the other is following him. Their attempts to run away from one another repeatedly bring them to the same places.
A clerk’s life revolves around the acquisition and loss of a new coat. Without spoken dialogue, movement and music depict a rigid social world in which a small gain in status can be abruptly taken away.
A poorly paid clerk sacrifices his small comforts to buy a new overcoat. The garment briefly changes how others treat him, but its theft pushes him toward humiliation, desperation, and a ghostly aftermath.
Alma and her reluctant accomplice Phyllis are caught stealing from a supermarket. A confrontation with an eager young security guard and his more sympathetic colleague exposes their competing ideas about theft, poverty and fairness.
In the Canadian Rockies in 1885, railway surveyors Keating and Ambrose and their Chinese servant Wing are abandoned as winter approaches. An avalanche traps them, both white men fall gravely ill, and Wing is left alone after they die.