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Landfall, 2022

Kate Weare Company's premiere film

Landfall offers a sensory fantasy of naturalism and a hallucinatory look at the human body in nature. Riding a visual edge between organic and artificial, Landfall wonders, yearningly, whether humans belong in the natural world…or are we visitors, outsiders, a kind of alien?

Landfall was shot over a 10-day experimental residency in Asheville, North Carolina during the covid-bound summer of 2020 with filmmaker Jack Flame Sorokin and KWCo dancers Thryn Saxon and Nicole Vaughan-Diaz.

WATCH Landfall IN THE SCREENING ROOM

LANDFALL IN THE PRESS

"LOCAL DANCE FILM IS AN INTIMATE EXPERIMENT THAT WENT WORLDWIDE"

"WNC RESIDENTS SOROKIN AND WEARE'S "LANDFALL" WINS AWARD AT PARIS SHORT FILM FESTIVAL"

Read more about Landfall

Click on an article below for insights into the creative process.

Choosing What Matters

Embracing a new way to see through the camera’s eye.

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Listening Power

Shooting in nature sparked our listening power.

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Everything is Melting In Nature

Pushing past romanticized nature and its embodiment in the female form.

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True Voyage is Return

We began to perceive the aliveness of things.

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Seven Butterflies

Finding Landfall's score, “Sept Papillon,” (Seven Butterflies) by Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho.

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Fear and Flow

Discovering the new and the familiar within the choreography of editing.

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Credits

Director & Choreographer: Kate Weare
Director & Cinematographer: Jack Flame Sorokin
Collaborating Performers: Thryn Saxon and Nicole Vaughan-Diaz

Music: “Sept Papillons for solo Cello” by Kaija Saariaho (2000)
Performed by Dirk Wietheger, (P) & (C) Ensemble MusikFabrik 2017

Executive Producer: Keira Heu-Jwyn Chang
Kate Weare Company © 2021

Acknowledgements

Special Thanks to Lucia Kellar, Lynne Parsons, Kurt Perschke, The Bonnie Cashin Foundation, and New York State Council on the Arts



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