Shorts 3: Museums and Megamarts In styles ranging from hip hop to ballet, martial arts to ice skating, follow dancers through unusual spaces as they find new ways to interact with the elements, and with each other. Lil Buck with Icons of Modern Art (United Kingdom, 2016) 4:00Director: Andrew MargetsonChoreographer: Lil Buck Chicago-born dancer Lil Buck takes London-based director Andrew Margetson on a light-footed tour through the halls of the Frank Gehry-designed ‘Fondation Louis Vuitton.’ Of Silence (United Kingdom/Belgium, 2017) 6:46Director: Sam AsaertChoreographer: Andrew McNicol A short dance film about the contrast between intimacy and vastness, conflict and freedom—and the individual yearning for a past long gone, in the face of a bleak collective future. Akasha (Switzerland, 2017) 4:46Director: Sean WirzChoreographer: Sean Wirz and Hannah Rocchi A surreal encounter with the sovereign of earth, air, water and fire, Akasha is embodied by four performers, moving to the futuristic song “Ants” by Los Angeles based musician edIT. The Yellow Room (United States, 2017) 4:46Director: Kitty McNameeChoreographer: Kitty McNamee In a series of increasingly lush and intimate encounters, two dancers are forced to confront each other and themselves, exploring the expansion of identity beyond solely masculine or feminine. Machine Learning – Izzy (United Kingdom, 2018) 1:41Director: Matt PykeChoreographer: Dwayne-Antony Simms Machine Learning is a set of futurist films that explore human-machine collaboration through performance and emerging technologies. The series asks: when will machines achieve human agility? Through the Supermarket in Five Easy Pieces (Finland, 2017) 8:40Director: Anna Maria Joakimsdottir-HutriChoreographer: Maria Saivosalmi, Andrius Katinas A family tries to manage the weekly grocery shopping without disintegrating. Will they be able to gather the supplies for existence and still come out of the store with all the children? Vertical (United Kingdom, 20