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Poetry has a history of getting people in trouble. Throughout time, poetry has been suppressed and poets persecuted for not writing the party line. This showcase gives voice to the outcasts and the cast out, the identity-torn seeking belonging, and the otherwise outlawed. By questioning the status quo and our place within it, these video poems reveal disruptive truths. To all poets who persist, who write rebellion, who reject silence and speak out—it can be dangerous, but we are many and poetry provides us refuge.
(76 min TRT)
Click here for in-person tickets to this program: Apr. 20 at 7:30pm
Virtual tickets are pay-what-you-can, $5–25. Click "Unlock Now" above to select the price you are most comfortable with.
Cadence 2024 will be held both virtually and in-person. Festival Passes are HYBRID, granting access to both virtual and in-person viewing, and are available here.
Header photo credit: The Light That Burns Us, dir. Jazra Khaleed, Silvia Tsompanaki
Showcase title credit: Eve, poet Meghan Plunkett, animator Miranda Javid
There are words that cannot be spoken in public and there are words that cannot even be mentioned to our beloved ones. And there are words that lead us to death. And this film, freely inspired by the life and the verses of Ossip Mandelstam and Marina Tsvetaeva, incites us to say those words no matter what.
- Year2023
- Runtime34 minutes
- LanguagePortuguese
- CountryBrazil
- PremiereUS Premiere
- Subtitle Languagewith English subtitles and intertitles
- Content WarningContains nudity and consensual intimacy.
- DirectorElcio Basilio
- ProducerCauê Teles, Letícia Soto
- CastRenan Rovida, Marina Meyer, Sofia Maruci, Pedro Andrada
Poetry has a history of getting people in trouble. Throughout time, poetry has been suppressed and poets persecuted for not writing the party line. This showcase gives voice to the outcasts and the cast out, the identity-torn seeking belonging, and the otherwise outlawed. By questioning the status quo and our place within it, these video poems reveal disruptive truths. To all poets who persist, who write rebellion, who reject silence and speak out—it can be dangerous, but we are many and poetry provides us refuge.
(76 min TRT)
Click here for in-person tickets to this program: Apr. 20 at 7:30pm
Virtual tickets are pay-what-you-can, $5–25. Click "Unlock Now" above to select the price you are most comfortable with.
Cadence 2024 will be held both virtually and in-person. Festival Passes are HYBRID, granting access to both virtual and in-person viewing, and are available here.
Header photo credit: The Light That Burns Us, dir. Jazra Khaleed, Silvia Tsompanaki
Showcase title credit: Eve, poet Meghan Plunkett, animator Miranda Javid
There are words that cannot be spoken in public and there are words that cannot even be mentioned to our beloved ones. And there are words that lead us to death. And this film, freely inspired by the life and the verses of Ossip Mandelstam and Marina Tsvetaeva, incites us to say those words no matter what.
- Year2023
- Runtime34 minutes
- LanguagePortuguese
- CountryBrazil
- PremiereUS Premiere
- Subtitle Languagewith English subtitles and intertitles
- Content WarningContains nudity and consensual intimacy.
- DirectorElcio Basilio
- ProducerCauê Teles, Letícia Soto
- CastRenan Rovida, Marina Meyer, Sofia Maruci, Pedro Andrada