A unique modern dance film from dancer, choreographer and teacher Noemi Lapzeson. This black and white Swiss performance is a sensuous, sinuous piece that is billed as "capturing the dancers' sensual and brutal movements within a poetic and romantic space in between dream and reality".

Born in Buenos Aires, Noemi Lapzeson joined the only dance company in Argentina at the age of 14, before moving to New York to join the Juillard School. Having subsequently worked with Martha Graham in America and the London Contemporary Dance Company and School in the UK, she moved to Geneva and opened her own dance company, Vertical Danse, where she has built up a reputation for choreographies such as Monteverdi Amours baroques (1990), Le chemin ou tu marches se retire (1993), Trace (1994), Géométrie du Hasard (1998), and Un instant (1999).