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"Slowing  down is not a sign of laziness. On the contrary, slowing down will  eventually allow us to hear that voice deep down inside of us; a voice  that speaks without judgment and acts without fear; a voice that  awakens, transmutes, and heals. To be able listen to that voice in a  world that has become too loud is a revelation. To be able to be  consistently tuned into that voice is a revolution." 

Beirut Contemporary Ballet walked into the Slow and the manifesto  came out dancing, for love, for revolution and all there is in between.

Directed by Jana G. Younes
Choreographed and performed by Jana G. Younes / Wafa Bouti & Mira Majzoub
Cinematography Fouad Aoun
Edit Roy Jamhouri
Grading Charbel Abi Semaan

Special Thanks to
Jens Bjerregaard
Danielle Barakat
Anthony Zouein
Haidar Ismail

& The Master Peace for the outfits

Music credits: "Man binder os på mund og hånd" / Liva Weel

What's something exciting your business offers? Say it here.Credits:
Director: Jana G. Younes, Cinematography: Fouad Aoun, Make up Artist:  Diala Chaaban, Edit & Coloring: Charbel Abi SemaanArt Direction and  Set manager: Haidar Ismail / Wolfgang

Since everyone’s been feeling tender towards Rumi’s quotes, here’s one that sums up this project quite well:

Thirst drove me to the water
Where I drank the Moon’s reflection.
                                          Rumi.

This is a series of stories written in the shadows of Romance.
Sandy Nour's collection is based on the phases of the Moon. Our second    collaboration is built over the effect on the senses that we undergo    from the New Moon to the Harvest moon.

Produced in concert with the Beirut Contemporary Ballet

Credits:
Director: Jana G. Younes, Cinematography: Fouad Aoun, Make up Artist:  Diala Chaaban, Edit & Coloring: Charbel Abi Semaan, Art Direction  and Set manager: Haidar Ismail / Wolfgang