NUMERIDANSE

Free access, Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 18:00 and Saturday from 10:00 to 16:00

Numeridanse is the first video platform fully dedicated to dance. Free to access, it offers a unique collection of videos including filmed performances, documentaries, interviews, masterclasses, as well as short and feature films. All genres, styles, and forms of dance are represented, providing a comprehensive overview of the diversity and richness of choreographic heritage.
As part of Pays de Danses, a selection of short films will be continuously screened in the B3 screening room. Two special screenings of unreleased films will complement this program.

• Saturday, January 24 at 11:00
Screening Research on Chaabi Dance — Bilal El Had
This documentary offers a complete dive into Chaabi dance in Morocco, highlighting its diversity and regional variations. Between collective gestures and solos, between tradition and improvisation, the film reveals Chaabi as a social, organic, and participatory dance rooted in daily life. Testimonies shed light on its history, lost forms, and its spiritual dimension, placing the practice in time and Moroccan culture.

The screening will be followed by a talk with Bilal El Had, dancer, performance artist, and director of the film.

• Wednesday, January 28 at 11:00
Screening of Gurumbé. Canciones de tu memoria negra — Miguel Ángel Rosales
Gurumbé explores the little-known history of African populations enslaved in Spain between the 15th and 19th centuries. Through archives, interviews, and analyses by anthropologists, the film highlights how this repressed heritage has shaped Andalusian culture and flamenco. The rhythms, gestures, and music convey a bodily and immaterial memory passed down through time.

The screening will be followed by a talk with Yinka Esi Graves, choreographer and performer of The Disappearing Act.