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McGregor: Chroma / Infra / Limen
The diversity of Wayne McGregor's astonishing talent is demonstrated through Chroma, Infra and Limen, each created for The Royal Ballet, for whom he is resident choreographer. Intimate yet universal, light yet dark, frenetic yet lyrical, McGregor pursues his passion for exploring the inner workings of the human body and mind, his many-layered and beautiful dances providing visual, sensual and kinaesthetic stimulus for the viewer. Works: Chroma (Talbot; White III); Infra (Richter); Limen (Saariaho).
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Plot Summary
This film is a triptych of three distinct cinematic explorations by Ben Rivers. 'Chroma' is an abstract visual study, 'Infra' delves into the hidden spaces and routines of a scientific research facility, and 'Limen' follows a solitary individual's experience in a stark, minimalist environment. Together, they create a meditative and thought-provoking experience.
Critical Reception
Ben Rivers' 'McGregor: Chroma / Infra / Limen' is a work that appeals to a niche audience appreciative of experimental and documentary filmmaking. It has been praised for its unique visual style and contemplative nature, though its abstract qualities may not resonate with mainstream viewers.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its striking visual aesthetic and atmospheric mood.
Appreciated for its unique, experimental approach to documentary filmmaking.
May be challenging for audiences seeking traditional narrative structures.
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Fun Fact
Ben Rivers is known for his distinctive 16mm film aesthetic, often capturing observational and experimental documentaries that blur the lines between fiction and reality.
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