Free Monthly Screendance Features

Regards Hybrides and FORM are partnering to feature two films each month from each of our collections. From Regards Hybrides, they will feature a film from their online collection, and from F-O-R-M, we will feature a film from our collection of commissioned films from the past 9 years.

Together, Regards Hybrides and FORM will be making monthly collaborative posts to highlight a film from each of our collections, as an effort to uplift and celebrate screendance/dance film works throughout the year from artists across Canada.

October 2025 Feature

BONUM
Sabrina Naz-Comanescu

After they cycle through two steps back and one step forward again, the dangers of complacency are revealed and the reward that is nestled in perseverance is imagined. Conceivably this is the taste of Bonum.

Sabrina Naz-Comanescu (Director, Choreographer, Costume Designer, Co-Music Producer), Aran Wilkinson-Blanc (Cinematographer, Editor), Aristotle Nsungani (Music Producer, Dancer), Natasha Korney (Dancer), Rodney Diverlus (Dancer) and Ajay Musodi (Dancer) Shabuungo Ouda Ouda AKA Micheal Hewitt (Narrator -English), Sherban Comanescu (Narrator - Romanian).

Writing Credits: Sabrina Naz-Comanescu, Sherban Comanescu and Shabuungo Ouda Ouda AKA Micheal Hewitt.

Set Decoration: Becky McMaster and Andrew Frosst from Salt Design Renovations and Workshop.

Filming Location: Calgary, Canada

I am immensely grateful to my mother for teaching me about the good wolf and the bad wolf. A huge thank you goes out Becky McMaster and Andrew Frosst for gifting us their wonderful space to indulge this abstract story in. Thank you to Aran Wilkinson-Blanc, Kimberly Cooper and Rheanna for expanding my mental and emotional parameters for this project and to the dancers for diving wholeheartedly into the rabbit hole with me.

This film was made possible through the Festival Of Recorded Movement's Commissioning Funds, in partnership with Cineworks and Company 605. We would like to thank the British Columbia Arts Council's Youth Engagement Program.

Golden Gloves
Gilles Groulx

Golden Gloves is a documentary work by Gilles Groulx, produced in 1961. The Golden Gloves boxing tournament is the Canadian amateur's hope for success in the boxing world. This film shows three Montréal boxers in training. In behind-the-scenes interviews they talk about their ambitions and what prompted them to take up boxing.

Scroll below to learn more and view the film, or find it here.