Invisible People
Butoh, a Japanese contemporary dance form, is explored through ritualistic performances that reflect on ancestral experiences and the connections among individuals.
Synopsis
Butoh, a Japanese contemporary dance form, is explored through ritualistic performances that reflect on ancestral experiences and the connections among individuals.
Synopsis
In a dimly lit studio, dancers embody the essence of Butoh, a Japanese contemporary dance form that intertwines revolt, eroticism, and trance. The film captures the physical anonymity of the performers as they engage in a ritualistic exploration of ancestral experiences and prayer. Over its 71-minute runtime, the narrative shifts from the specificities of Butoh to a broader reflection on life’s unpredictable moments and the intricate connections that bind individuals together.
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