Description
We are thrilled to share the first of four films born from Medicine Festival 2024.
‘The Rise of the Feminine’, is an enquiry, a remembering , and an invitation towards acknowledging the vital wisdoms of both the masculine and feminine energies within and without us; their synergistic creativity, but also the discord that occurs in imbalance.
For centuries, destructive systems have severed us from the land, our bodies, and each other. The consequences immense and evident.
Yet, across the world, there remains cultures that live within principles of reciprocity and care. This ripple resonate through each being that turns their ear to Her, the foundational Mother as she speaks through the vibrant, animate world.
The feminine is rising, the other wing of humanity grows in strength; in the language of Earth and body, blood and breath, grief and dreams.Through stories of resistance, ritual, and reconnection, this film is a doorway in.
With deep gratitude to all who lent their wisdom, artistry, and presence to this work.
With bowing thanks to: Ebyän Zanini · Annette Muller · André Adri-Soe · Vandana Shiva · Angharad Wynne · Poranguí · Richard Rudd · Puna Kalama Dawson · Philiswa Makhaye · Samsara Tanner
Performers: Jennifer Rose · Maija Knapp · Reshma Gajjar · Naya Lovell · Yamina Lyara, Tom Weksler, Roser Tutusaus
Choreographer: Jennifer Rose
Artwork: Aphra Natley
Interviews by: Alexandrina Fleming · Alisa Reimer
Filmed by: Alexia Kraft de la Saulx · Alexandrina Fleming · Benji Mitchell · Benjamin Wedemeyer · Charlie Orellana · Max Bole · Sean Delahey · Victor Ponce · Elliot Sellers · Oliver Lukacs · Robbie Shaw · Ernesto Madrigal ·
Edited by: Alexandrina Fleming
Music: Uno – AWARË
Dawn – Garth Stevenson
Traverse – Garth Stevenson
Bab’ Azîz – Armand Amar
Sine Language – Delia Derbyshire Appreciation Society
Hymno – AWARË
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