Strega
2024

Strega

World Premiere.

A dance film exploring the vulnerability and complex femininity of the Three Witches in Shakespeare’s Macbeth.

Director

Tiah Trimboli

Runtime

6 Minutes

Country

Australia

Classification

All Ages

A dance film exploring the vulnerability and complex femininity of the Three Witches in Shakespeare’s Macbeth.

Screening with Made in SA shorts:
Boy On Fire (Alies Sluiter)
Finding Jia (Alice Yang)
Graduation (Madeleine Parry)
The Hitcher (Henry Reimer Meaney)
Mars Futures (Hannah Moore)
Wishes (Ana-Maria Méndez Salgado)

Film Credits

Director

Tiah Trimboli

Year

2024

Country

Australia

Language

No Dialogue

Type

Fiction & Short

Program Strand

Shorts

Producer

Tiah Trimboli & Fraser Whitehead

Cinematographer

Fraser Whitehead

Editor

Tiah Trimboli

Cast

Fern MinesCaroline de Wan & Kate Burgess

Music

Motez

Film Source

Fraser Whitehead & Tiah Trimboli

Genre

Avant-gardeDance & Experimental

Screens As Part Of

No Film Found

Free installation viewing times at ILA (Immersive Light and Art) 63 Light Square, Adelaide

Sunday 27 October, 6-8pm – Launch Event
Thursday 31 October, 12 noon–9pm
Friday 1 November 12 noon–9pm
Saturday 2 November 2pm–9pm

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