Outdoor 2015 the festival of urban creativity curated by NUfactory presents a preview of the documentary "The circle”, that will screen next Saturday 24 in October of 'former barracks on Via Guido Reni in Rome.
At the world finals of the RED BULL BC ONE 2015, the most important competition of breakdance in the world to be held for the first time in Italy, the 14 November in Rome, It comes the documentary "The Circle", produced by Undervilla directed by David Polato and curated content from the journalist Silvia Volpato.
L’Outdoor festival will host a screening of the first video report entirely dedicated to Italian dellabreakdance, a phenomenon with roots now more than thirty years in our country. The screening room will be set up inside Playground, the space of the festival dedicated to hip hop cultures produced in collaboration with Red Bull BC One: an overview of the discovery of the universe of breaking and everything that revolves around, with two exhibitions and a rich program of projections.
The evening will continue with the event "Are you er head": a challenge with strokes of Hip Hop one on one, followed by a jam and a cypher open to all dancers and a 1vs1 contest of breaking. Ending with the Bunny Tiger Showcase where the public can dance to the rhythm of the roots of the German soul SharamJey, i suoni underground del compatriota TeenageMutants e l’ housemusic del portoghese Daniel Fernandes.
The mostra Red Bull Bc One Story ripercorre, through images of its protagonists and the most representative, the eleven year history of the most important competition of breaking one on one: inception in Switzerland in 2004 up to the World Cup final in Paris last year through Brazil, Sud Africa, Germany, South Korea, Japan, Russia and the US.
Photographer Uganda Kibuuka Send Oscar in the exhibition Breaking Uganda: Capturing Uganda’s Break Dance Revolution documenta l’energia e la passionedei b-boy e delle b-girl della sua terra di origine, a research on breakdance and hip hop culture in the African state that has gone beyond national borders and has been presented in numerous exhibitions around the world and in various international magazines.
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