Salome’s Daughter / Another Side (First Fruits)

The film follows a woman as she reflects on her mother, using her words to create a dance that weaves the story together. An enigmatic note is introduced, raising questions about its author and the connection between past and present. This narrative unfolds amidst a backdrop of vivid imagery, including burning meadows and translucent horses, enhancing the emotional depth of the woman's monologue.

Salome's Daughter is notable for its experimental approach, merging spoken word with dynamic movement. The group Wangel performs a series of uncanny dances that are both gymnastic and expressive, showcasing the intersection of visual art and storytelling. The film's distinctive style and thematic exploration make it an intriguing piece for those interested in avant-garde cinema and the blending of different art forms.