Retour à Ominato
Documentary
Director, Writter and Written : Satchie Noro
Montage : Heloise Paliwoda
Postproduction : Flavien Regnault
With the participation of : DICREAM (CNC), Bourse Hors les Murs de l’Institut
Français
Lenght : 19 minutes – Variable size installation
Festivals : Nouvelles écritures scéniques, Arles, octobre 2013 – Le jour le plus court, Pantin, Décembre 2013, Festival Instantanés d’Arcadi Île-de-France, Février 2014, Carrément à l’Ouest, Port-ST-Louis-du-Rhône, Octobre 2013, Jumping Frames International Dance Video Festival, Hong-Kong, Septembre 2014 – Dance Umbrella Festival, Londres, Octobre 2017 – La Nuit des Musées au Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, Paris, Mai 2019
Production : Urubu Films & La Compagnie Furinkaï
“Aikido is not what is translated by movements, but what is translated well before the birth of the form, because Aikido is part of the psychic world of emptiness… There is no form or style in Aikido, the movement is that of nature, whose secret is deep and infinite.”Senseï Morihei Ueshiba.
In 2012, Satchie Noro resumed his father Masamichi Noro’s cargo voyage delegated in 1961 by his master Morihei Ueshiba for the development of Aikido in Europe and Africa. A crossing from Marseille to Ominato, the native village. The film is the one of these 42 days at sea, of improvisations danced woven on the cargo ship. A metamorphosis dance filmed by herself.