Festival chorégraphique International
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TRAILER
programS
Since its creation, the festival has received over 2 515 films from 97 countries!
You will find below this exceptional year's edition, divided into two original programs.
After each screening, the audience will be invited to vote for its favorite film, in order for one of the films to receive the 2026 Audience's Choice Award from the festival.
Duration of each program : approximately 1h
CE QUI NOUS LIE
French film. 9 dancers express their inner struggles across varied landscapes, where each movement conveys an urgent need to exist. Their bodies respond to and connect with one another, revealing a collective force beyond individuality.
Presented in 6 countries.
A film by
Damien Bourletsis
Compagnie Accrorap
ÉCLIPSE
French exploring drug-facilitated submission through the journey of three protagonists confronted with invisible violence. The film transforms dance into a language of resilience and solidarity, calling to break the silence.
A film by
Moovance
WAKE
French film offering a dreamlike experience where 7 performers engage in a mystical choreographic encounter. Between dream and reality, the film blurs the boundaries of the tangible through a powerful language blending breakdance and contemporary hip-hop..
A film by
Mounir Amhiln
Moovance
COMME UN BOOMERANG
French film.
Marie suspects her partner of infidelity and her investigation leads her into paranoia.
The choreography, blending narrative dance and jazz, reflects her growing jealousy and the progression of her mental instability.
A film by
Misty Dance Theater
Hugo Brument
OCEAN
French dance film raising awareness about global warming, pollution, and the overexploitation of marine environments.
Led by artists and associations, it calls for the creation of truly protected marine areas and collective action.
A film by
Collectif Minuit 12
BLOOM
UN TICKET POUR DEUX
French film.
A poetic exploration of dance and the complicity of a couple married for ten years, dancing together for the first time.
A visual and musical narrative celebrating the sincerity of movement and their shared harmony.
A film by
Mounir Amhiln
STRANGE AGE
French documentary following the daily life of 13 young dancers from the Coline training program. It explores their doubts, drive, and professional and personal development through works by contemporary choreographers.
Presented in 10 countries.
A film by
Fu Le
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SILENT DIVIDE
American film.
Two dancers explore the fragile evolution of their artistic relationship. Through rehearsals marked by silence and subtle gestures, their bond begins to fracture, revealing the weight and impact of unspoken words on their connection.
A film by
Alexander Olivieri
Gary Champi
SINGULARITY
American film, visually striking in its lighting, image, and the dancer’s powerful, athletic choreography.
An acrobatic dance that showcases the full prowess of the human body.
ne of the first films to use the Canon EOS C80.
A film by
Tim Milgram
SYMPTOMS
French film exploring mental health through experiences of isolation, distress, and addiction.
3 characters express their inner struggles through movement before finding strength, support, and resilience within a collective.
A film by
Moovance
IT HURTS
Spanish film, a choreographic celebration of the strength, diversity, and resilience of women around the world.
It transforms movement into a vibrant tribute, carried by a collective energy of love and recognition.
A film by
Lucia Lopez Sanchez
SANS REGRETS
French film featuring two dancers in an intimate contemporary duet exploring doubt and determination in the face of complex choices.
“Sans Regrets, Sans Remords” questions free will and celebrates the courage to follow one’s desires rather than seek security.
A film by
Moovance
SYNCOPATION
Russian film featuring a young dancer after eight years at ballet school, as she appears to be reaching the role of her dreams and the start of her career.
Faced with growing pressure and an inner rebellion, she must choose between pursuing this dream or turning away from it.
A film by
Maria Rival
PRISONNIÈRE DES FRONTIÈRES
French film that, in an engaged approach, highlights the reality of people stranded at borders and the inhumanity of their situation. A film addressing humanitarian urgency through dance.
Presented at 2 international festivals
A film by
Tia Balacey
Moovance
ON ARRÊTE PAS UN PEUPLE QUI DANSE
French film that transforms the urgency of climate change into a choreographic momentum. It celebrates dance as an act of mobilization for the living world and the power of imagination over reality.
A film by
Collectif Minuit 12
LIFT
Canadian film.
A dancer tells her story of resilience after an injury that nearly ended her career.
Through dance, she shares her path to recovery and the lessons learned from this experience.
A film by
Caden Nikkel
MIHI : AU CENTRE DE NOS REGARDS
French film exploring, through dance and imagery, a sensory and introspective journey at the boundary between the real world and the unconscious.
It questions self-perception and the ways we see ourselves.
Multi-award-winning film internationally.
A film by
Cyril Durand-Gasselin
PICTORIAL WAY
French film.
Visual storytelling where dance becomes a living painting, with dancers’ bodies expressing emotions through interaction with colorful canvases. This short film explores a dialogue between movement and color.
A film by
Laura Bonnefous
THE BROKEN CYCLE
Hong Kong film.
An endless cycle and a dance of stagnation where the rhythm of a relationship is trapped in relentless tension.
The film explores an imminent turning point, leading to rupture.
Awarded at 2 international festivals
A film by
Andreas Guzman