Hanne Schillemans

Dancer - Performer - Choreographer

HOME


 

Home is a short film about the fragility of life and the virtue of solitude. A faceless figure attempting not to resist the endless waves of pointlessness.

 

 

Home explores the tension between presence and absence within the strange choreography of existing. The protagonist’s nudity, devoid of eroticism, emphasizes vulnerability and the human form as a part not nature, reinforcing the film’s existential themes. The figure remains faceless, allowing her to become anyone — or everyone, shifting the focus away from personal identity and stressing instinct over intellect, being over persona.

Home oscillates between the micro and the macro, between intimacy and vastness. Ants crawling with tireless precision, the sun rendered in cosmic proximity. In this interplay the human body becomes just another element: fragile, raw, exposed and dwarfed by the enormity of the natural world.

Home meditates on aloneness not as absence, but as condition. It invites the viewer to witness a body moving through a universe that does not look back. Accompanied by music that is as raw as it is emotional, the film does not conform to conventional cinematic structures but instead allows the audience to immerse themselves in the rhythm of isolation and the ebb and flow of meaning in an indifferent world.

 

Home is created by Spin Echo – Hanne Schillemans and Ralph Timmermans

 

 IMDB page: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt37403682/?ref_=tt_rvi_i_1

 

 

Review about HOME:  https://festivalreviews.org/2025/04/20/short-film-review-home-experimental-dance-film/https://festivalreviews.org/2025/04/20/short-film-review-home-experimental-dance-film/

 

AWARDS:

 

BEST ART FILM - Experimental Dance and Music filmfestival Toronto

BEST EXPERIMENTAL FILM - East Village New York Film Festival

BEST EXPERIMENTAL FILM - Paradise Film Festival Cologne

BEST PICTURE - Paris Film Awards

FINALIST FOR BEST DANCE FILM - Swedisch International Film Festival 

HONORABLE MENTION - Athens International Art Film Festival

 

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