Howlin'

About This Movie

Howlin' is an intriguing dance film that dances between the lines of choreography and visual storytelling. Maja Lindström, the director, invites viewers into a world where movement feels both raw and expressive. The collaboration with choreographer Anna Vnuk adds layers of depth to the performances, allowing the dancers to embody the very essence of sound and rhythm. The pacing is fluid, creating a captivating atmosphere that pulls you in. The film’s award for Best Musical Composition at the Georgetown Indy Short Film Festival hints at its distinctive auditory experience, enhancing the visual journey. It's a niche work that you might not see often, but those who appreciate dance cinema will find it resonates in its emotional undertones.

Howlin' has seen limited releases, primarily in festival circuits, which makes it a bit more elusive for collectors. Its scarcity adds to its charm, as many may not have had the chance to view it outside of specific screenings. Fans of experimental dance cinema might find this title particularly intriguing, especially with its award-winning musical composition, which sets it apart from other dance films of its time.