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GAT

Available online: 21/03/2025
Director Thomas Bos, 155 Collective
Choreographer 155 Collective, Erik Bos
Netherlands 2020
5 minutes
GAT is about movement, bodies and feeling. It’s about what you can’t see, but feel.

Synopsis

Robbie lost two fingers to fireworks. When asked how that feels, he said: "Not everything feels like something else. How could I explain what chocolate tastes like? I can only say what it doesn't taste like: not like twigs, not like water and not like sand." GAT is about movement, bodies and feeling. It’s about what you can’t see, but feel.

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Robbie lost two fingers to fireworks. When asked how that feels, he said: "Not everything feels like something else. How could I explain what chocolate tastes like? I can only say what it doesn't taste like: not like twigs, not like water and not like sand." GAT is about movement, bodies and feeling. It’s about what you can’t see, but feel.

Full credits

Section
Online Specials
Director
Thomas Bos, 155 Collective
Choreographer
155 Collective, Erik Bos
Production countries
Netherlands
Production year
2020
Duration
5 minutes

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