Project Detail

Again

A woman lays on the ground with a bleeding head wound.

Synopsis

A disciplined dancer, consumed by the pursuit of perfection, traps herself in an endless rehearsal. With each repetition, her body is pushed beyond its limits, until pain becomes part of the choreography.

As her reality fractures, she continues to perform. When she finally collapses mid-routine, she is met with overwhelming applause from an unseen audience. In that moment, destruction and fulfilment become one.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
3 min 26 sec
Format
Alexa 35
Director
Anastasia Sidorova
Producer
Ana Gallego
Executive Producer
Anastasia Sidorova
Editor
Matt Vivian
Screenwriter
Anastasia Sidorova
Director of Photography
Essi Hyrkki
Sound
Loukas Panagiotidis
Principal cast
Anastasia Sidorova

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Aqua Corvus

Ana Gallego
50 St. Peter’s Street

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