Out of Order by The 7 Fingers

Segal Center Film Festival on Theatre and Performance (FTP) 2022 presents

Out of Order

 

by The 7 Fingers


Country: Canada | Running Time: 57 | Language: English  | Year Of Release: 2020


About Out of Order

In a not so distant future lingers the bitter aftertaste of a déjà vu, the theatres are empty, meeting places and cultural venues are no longer permitted, physical contact is prohibited. Artists are forced to meet secretly in forsaken spaces.
Spread out across this post-apocalyptic setting, ten gloved and masked characters, scrutinize one another, prepare, approach and avoid contact. Coming from all walks of life, these forgotten acrobats cling to their vocation as best they can.

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About The 7 Fingers

The 7 Fingers is an arts collective unlike any other. In 2002, the 7 founders set out to redefine circus by stripping down the spectacle to its thrilling essence.
The contemporary company tells stories using death-defying acrobatics with a life-affirming theatricality that is unique to The 7 Fingers. Since its inception, the company has expanded from its own signature touring shows to creating theatrical experiences as diverse as the very artistic directors themselves.

“In September 2020, against all odds, The 7 Fingers embarked on a new adventure. Taking into account our collective health while quenching our desire to create and collaborate, we gathered colleagues, artists and designers to create a show that embraces social distancing and other COVID-imposed measures. With the support of CALQ and of La Tohu, we created Out of Order. When Montreal became a red zone, Out of order lost the opportunity to meet its audience. Rather than letting the show disappear before it came to life, it was transformed into a film. Out of order is not simply a digital recording of a show but a cinematographic work in its own.” – The 7 Fingers

Directors Isabelle Chassé & Gypsy Snider

Cast Tuedon Ariri, Guillaume Biron, Mikael Bruyère-L’Abbé, Eline Guélat, Louis Joyal, Vincent Jutras, Anna Kichtchenko, Antino Pansa, Maude Parent, Samuel Renaud

Editing Francisco Cruz
Editing Assistant, Director of Photography and Cameraman Frédéric Barrette
Music Colin Gagné
Cameraman Brin Schoellkopf
Sound Recording Didier Bergeron
Drone Operator  David Etienne Durivage

Sound Designer/Editor/Mixer Colin Gagné
Set Designer Olivier Landreville
Lighting Designer Alexandre Picotte
Costume Designer Elen Ewing
Makeup Designer Véronique St-Germain

Assistant Director and Stage Manager Olaf Triebel
Assistant Director and General Stage Manager Jacinthe Racine
Production Manager Sabrina Gilbert
Technical Manager Sandy Dionne
Technical Coordinator Simon Carrière-Legris
Head Rigger Benoit Rouillard
Lighting Assistant Gabriel Fournier El Ayachi
Lighting Programmer Jonathan Levac
Puppet Maker, Props Coordinator, Runner Maude Pelletier
Assistant Costume Designer Pascale Bassani
Costumes Assistant (Tohu) Julia Metzger-Bogucki
Cutting and Sewing Atelier Julie Sauriol et Julia Matzger-Bogucki
Patina for Costumes Mélanie Turcotte
Acrobatic Consultant Francisco Cruz​
Vocal Coach Jocelyn Bigras
Engineering Constultant Marion Cossin

Musicians
Vocals :
Alexandre Désilets (Hand to hand)
Véronique Gauthier (Banquet)
Maude Côté-Gendron (Banquet)
Maude Parent (Hula hoop)
Mykalle Bielinsky ( Hula hoop, End credits)
Guillaume Biron, Tuedon Ariri, Vincent Jutras and Eline Guélat (Tout va très bien madame la marquise)

Accordeon : Anna Kichtchenko (Hand to hand, Tout va très bien madame la marquise)
Clarinet, bass clarinet : Guillaume Bourque ( Juggling )
Piano : Guillaume St-Laurent (Hula hoop)

Additional Musical Arrangements : Antoine Seychal (Banquet, Hula hoop)

The soundtrack contains cover versions/adaptations of :
Harpsichord Concerto No. 5 in F minor bwv 1056 by Johann Sebastian Bach
Tout va très bien madame la Marquise by Paul Misraki
Stabat Mater Dolorosa by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi
Quattro stagioni, l’inverno, op.8, rv 297 by Antonio Vivaldi
Entry of the Gladiators, by Julius Fucik

Texts Gypsy Snider (Introduction, Prologue, Dedication) and Charles Beaudelaire (Enivrez-vous)
Translation Nadine Louis and Gypsy Snider

Production team TOHU

Production Director Éric Gingras
Technical Director Jean-François Tremblay
Audio Engineer Guillaume Brind’Amour
Head Electricians Martin Plante and Andréanne Clairemont
Head Maneuver Alexandre Sarfati
Dresser Gabriella Olivares Guerrero
Technical Coordinator François-Michel Beauchamp
Technical Coordinator Martine Éthier Makanda

Thanks to the whole 7 doigts team that made this project possible

About The Festival

The Segal Center Film Festival on Theatre and Performance (FTP) is an annual event showcasing films drawn from the world of theatre and performance. The festival presents experimental, emerging, and established theatre artists and filmmakers from around the world to audiences and industry professionals. The 7th annual festival will focus on work for the screen created by theatre artists during the Time of Corona. The festival will be held digitally from March 1st – 15th 2022.


Watch Out of Order from March 1st to March 15th 2022 on the Segal Center Film Festival on Theatre and Performance (FTP) website.

Support this film by The 7 Fingers by making a direct donation to them at the following details: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/m/52583/donation

Read more about The 7 Fingers and Out of Order at (https://7fingers.com/shows/creations/en-panne-out-of-order) or get in touch at marion.bellin@les7doigts.com / Facebook @les7doigts / Instagram @the7fingers / TikTok @les7doigts


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