
SOIL
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9/26/2026Runtime
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Being tied to the land is not only a geographical identity, but a cultural one. The bond between people and soil lives through ritual — their meanings eroded, traded for a symbolic value we return to in times of uncertainty. Inspired by the Shehuo tradition, Soil explores the movement of tradition through migration — what is carried, what is altered, and what remains. Arnaud Lin directed a film shot entirely on 16mm, choreographed and performed by Mathilde Lin, scored by Seb Forrester.
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A meditative choreographic film exploring how cultural rituals transform when carried across borders. Shot in warm 16mm, it moves through the erosion and resilience of meaning across displacement.
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