Shorts 3: Into the Wild Blue Yonder Travel to the farthest reaches of the world — from the frozen beauty of Antarctica to the deserts of Israel. Including AM:PM by Freedom Ballet of Ukraine, providing an introduction of this cutting-edge dance theater troupe to Bay Area audiences for the first time. Also on the program is Jacob Jonas’ Able, showcasing superhuman feats by “differently-abled” international hip hop crew ILL-Abilities. And So Say All of Us (United States, 2018) 9:42Director: Mitchell Rose 52 seminal international choreographers link together on a chain love letter to dance. Featured artists include Ohad Naharin, Mark Morris, Elizabeth Streb, Bill T. Jones, Meredith Monk, William Forsythe, and Lucinda Childs. Able (United States, 2018) 5:09Director: Jacob JonasChoreographer: ILL-Abilities Dance Crew American choreographer Jacob Jonas collaborates with ILL-Abilities—a dance group representing the differently-abled community, basing the performance on the group’s mantra: “No excuses, no limits.” Antarctica: The First Dance (United Kingdom, 2018) 4.55Director: Corey BakerChoreographer: Corey Baker Performed by Madeleine Graham, star of the Royal New Zealand Ballet, on the stunning and demanding ice planes of Antarctica, the film celebrates this awe-inspiring continent and draws attention to the current crisis it is facing from climate change. Perpetual Motion (Israel, 2018) 6:17Director: Micah SmithChoreographer: Tamir Ginz The film is a single, fluid shot that moves around a crowded bar, landing on different couples and individuals whose inner world are suddenly manifested through dance. Reach (United Kingdom, 2018) 3:42Director: Billy Boyd CapeChoreographer: Botis Seva Director Billy Boyd Cape collaborates with Botis Seva’s hip-hop theatre collective Far From The Norm to explore the themes of love, abandonment and fatherhood. Night Dancing (United Kingdom, 2016) 6:24Director: Barney CokelissChoreographer: Louise Tanoto, Jacob Ingram Dodd, Jason Thorpe Eve