KQED and SF Dance Film Festival present short local dance films at Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture. The drive-in will conclude with an exclusive preview screening of Mud Water, directed by local filmmaker My-Linh Le. Weaving together myth, movement, and snapshots of real life, Mud Water follows a crew of Oakland turfers preparing for an upcoming […]
Mud Water Theatre was officially selected to screen at the 65th San Francisco International Film Festival (SFFILM Festival), the longest running film festival in the Americas. The entire evening consists of a trio of films employing experimentation and hybridity to forge new ground in telling BIPOC stories. Through fiction, documentary, and dance they reveal rich […]
MUD WATER IV is a futuristic portrayal of the near-extinction of turfing, presented in the style of a documentary and in the form of a live evening-length theater performance that combines dance, storytelling and projected motion graphics. In the year 2032, turfers find their world overrun by AI which have grown massive after many years […]
MUD WATER IV is a futuristic portrayal of the near-extinction of turfing, presented in the style of a documentary and in the form of a live evening-length theater performance that combines dance, storytelling and projected motion graphics. In the year 2032, turfers find their world overrun by AI which have grown massive after many years […]
MUD WATER IV is a futuristic portrayal of the near-extinction of turfing, presented in the style of a documentary and in the form of a live evening-length theater performance that combines dance, storytelling and projected motion graphics. In the year 2032, turfers find their world overrun by AI which have grown massive after many years […]
