Cloud 雲 くも Kumo, a short film by Yvonne Ng, follows the lives of a Hiroshima survivor and her granddaughter. I was lucky enough to be a dancer in this stunning work of art.
Through the work of an international cast and crew, the film traces the affects of the atomic bomb on generations. The grandmother is Hibakusha (received atomic bomb), Reiko is telling her grand mother's story through dance, and I play one of her dancers. The film now flies to Hiroshima to continue filming on location.
We filmed all day yesterday here in NYC in scenes showing rehearsals, the dressing room, and of course the final performance of Reiko's tribute. While we wait the long wait for the film to be finished, here's a little photographic sneak peak from rehearsals as well as yesterday's shoot.
Through the work of an international cast and crew, the film traces the affects of the atomic bomb on generations. The grandmother is Hibakusha (received atomic bomb), Reiko is telling her grand mother's story through dance, and I play one of her dancers. The film now flies to Hiroshima to continue filming on location.
We filmed all day yesterday here in NYC in scenes showing rehearsals, the dressing room, and of course the final performance of Reiko's tribute. While we wait the long wait for the film to be finished, here's a little photographic sneak peak from rehearsals as well as yesterday's shoot.
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