Piedra Libre

Six women perform ancestral dances. They move, weaving recollections of a dictatorship that is still folded into their biographies, their memory, and their bodies. If horror is the limit of language, then dance is there like the underside of the fabric. This auteur documentary tells the story of the Afro Dance Company Oduduwa, which since its inception inspired the growing participation of hundreds of dancers in street performances for Memory Day in Argentina. (Films To Festivals)