(No) Time

About This Movie

(No) Time is this intriguing exploration of movement and identity, presented against a backdrop that feels both intimate and expansive. The dancers, influenced by a mashup of styles from hiphop to drag, create a captivating dialogue with the film itself. As they perform on that mirrored black floor, it’s like peeling back layers of expression—each movement feels deliberate, yet spontaneous. There's a palpable sense of urgency and reflection, and every second seems to linger just a bit longer. It’s this unique interplay of performance art and film that makes it feel distinct; it’s not just a show, it’s a thoughtful engagement with the medium itself.

(No) Time has not had a wide physical release, making its availability somewhat scarce among collectors. The film’s experimental nature and rich thematic layers have garnered interest, particularly among those who appreciate performance art's intersection with film. As a result, it's not just a visual experience; it also stands as an important piece in discussions around contemporary dance and identity politics. Keep an eye on any upcoming screenings or alternative formats that may surface.