Discover the evolution of Bellydance through the lens of cinema.
Following the success of last year's first edition of Cinema in Motion, we will continue our journey through oriental dance from the 1930s to the 2000s. These three curated sessions explore oriental dance through film, culminating in thought-provoking discussions in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
🕔 Doors open: 17:30
🎥 Screening begins: 18:00
After each screening, join us for a cosy winter evening of sharing experiences, exchanging thoughts, and connecting over this fascinating art form.
Entrance is free. A collection will be held to help cover the screening costs.
Feel free to bring a pillow or blanket to make yourself at home.
Anmeldung: info@zeot.ch
Session 1: The Golden Age
📅 Date: Saturday, 17 January
Step into the glamour of Egyptian cinema’s golden years, when oriental dance first captivated the screen.
Our first evening takes you back to the Golden Age of Egyptian cinema — when oriental dance illuminated the silver screen. Immerse yourself in the grace, storytelling, and artistry that defined a generation.
Join us for film, conversation, and inspiration as we begin our journey through the decades of oriental dance.
Session 2: The Glamour Years
📅 Date: Saturday, 7 February
A celebration of the evolution of style, stage presence, and musicality in mid-century oriental dance.
From the elegance of the 1950s to the bold rhythms of the 1970s, our second session, The Glamour Years, celebrates a time of transformation, style, and stage presence in oriental dance.
Discover how dance evolved with the changing soundtracks of cinema and society.
Session 3: The Global Stage
📅 Date: Saturday, 14 March
Experience how the art of belly dance expanded and transformed into a contemporary, worldwide phenomenon.
Our final session, The Global Stage, explores how oriental dance transcended borders and found new voices on the world stage. From tradition to innovation — a story of transformation and global connection.
Join us for this final evening of film, reflection, and celebration of movement across cultures.
CINEMA IN MOTION
Free Screening & Discussion