26 January 2020 10 mins
In Rogaland, Norway, 900 meters above the sea, the dancer Cesilie Kverneland is moving in tactile contact with the surrounding nature, and her inside images. Accompanied by a poem by the Norwegian poet Gunnar Roalkvam, and music by John Derek Bishop
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Cesilie Kverneland as Dancer
Cesilie Kverneland Choreographer
Norway 26 January 2020
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