Documentary portraits from the world of inclusive dance explore body images, boundaries and the challenges of individual life realities.
Steven Vit (*1990) is a director, writer and independent filmmaker based in Bern, Switzerland. He works across a wide spectrum – from theatrical and TV documentary to fiction projects. His films focus on social issues and precise character studies.
He studied film at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (BA) and completed a Master’s degree in documentary directing at Stockholm University of the Arts. In 2022 his first feature-length documentary «Für immer Sonntag» ("My Old Man") was released in cinemas and screened at international festivals.
Documentary portraits from the world of inclusive dance explore body images, boundaries and the challenges of individual life realities.
Welcome to the golden years! Rudy has worked all his life for the company and his family, but now everything is about to change: Rudy is retiring. No alarm clock, no meetings, no business trips set the rhythm anymore. Shopping, cooking, gardening and everyday married life define his new routine. Rudy had looked forward to this – to the time after. But he soon realises that life in the so-called best years is an emotional rollercoaster. Retirement is not for the faint-hearted.
A cinematic exploration of dance as a form of expression between body, space and perception.
Commissioned by the Museum of Communication in Bern, created in collaboration with Cie Beweggrund.
What traces does life leave in us? Three young men talk about how fate has changed their lives: Loris learns to walk again after a spinal cord injury, Pascal escapes a circle of violence through music, and Yannick recounts his new beginning in Switzerland after being deported from the USA.
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During a hitchhike at night, a young man gets drawn into conversations about wishes, desires and fears. As he listens to the people he meets, he starts to question his own dreams.
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A Swiss farmer recounts his journey through the United States, where he discovered his sense of freedom and the life philosophy of Indigenous peoples. Back in Switzerland, he shows how he tries to shape his life and which challenges he faces while pursuing his dream.
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