Choreographed by acclaimed artists Aiki and Hook, “Talchum: The Mask Dance” reimagines Korea’s storied mask dance tradition through the lens of contemporary screendance. With striking cinematography and an immersive score, the film honors Talchum’s roots in ritual, satire, and regional identity while making it accessible to a modern audience. Each performer brings a unique interpretation of a regional style, blending cultural heritage with personal expression. The result is a vibrant celebration of resilience, reinvention, and the enduring power of movement as cultural memory.
This film contains strobe lighting, which may affect photosensitive viewers.
