RESCHEDULED | Dancing Screen in Caisa

The film screenings at Kino Caisa for the year 2023 are cancelled from Tuesday, November 21st onwards, due to circumstances beyond the control of Cultural Center Caisa and its partners.

These now cancelled screenings will be rescheduled to the programme of spring 2024. Customers who have already purchased tickets will be contacted directly, and the ticket price will be refunded to them. Alternatively, the purchased ticket can be used unchanged for the screenings in spring 2024.

The cancellation applies to the film screenings at Kino Caisa and the films in the Dancing Screen in Caisa series. We apologize for any inconvenience and disappointment that may result from this change.

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The series ‘Dancing Screen in Caisa’ showcases dance films by Finnish and Finnish-based artists.

The three-show series will feature 24 short dance films and documentary films about dancers – a total of four hours of a wonderful combination of film and dance. The films feature professional artists, amateurs and wax figures. These films are a joyful celebration of diversity and a fantastic representation of dance film, a broad and diverse art form.

The show on 15 November 2023, called Nine Pieces on Being Seen, focuses on a contemplation of identity and being seen. Duration of the event: 73 minutes and 30 minutes of audience discussion. Read more

The In Contact showing will showcase the diversity of dance film on 22 November 2023, where each film explores connections with the self, others or one’s surroundings. Duration of the event: 81 minutes and 30 minutes of audience discussion. Read more

The films in the Strong & Free screening on 29 November 2023 will liberate and empower through dance, nature and imagination. Each film screening also includes an audience discussion with the artists present. Duration of the event: 76 minutes + 30 minutes of audience discussion. Read more

The film screening is organised by the Kahvia ja liikkuvaa kuvaa (coffee and moving images) community, an informal group of dance film-makers, convened by the former artistic director of the Loikka dance film festival, Kati Kallio.

The need for the screening arose from meetings within the creative community. The show is not actually curated, but the set of three films was ‘composed’ by Kallio and dance film-maker Vilma Tihilä.