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Eating Your Heart Out

200530mInês Oliveira

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This film follows the process of creating Eating Your Heart Out. This work of art presented at São Paulo Biennal of Arts in 2004, was the first collaboration between the Portuguese artists Rui Chafes (sculptor) and Vera Mantero (choreographer and dancer). The result is a huge iron sculpture where the dancer performs a mysterious play, suspended in the air, with paintings all over her body.

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What is Eating Your Heart Out (2005) about?

This film follows the process of creating Eating Your Heart Out. This work of art presented at São Paulo Biennal of Arts in 2004, was the first collaboration between the Portuguese artists Rui Chafes (sculptor) and Vera Mantero (choreographer and dancer). The result is a huge iron sculpture where the dancer performs a mysterious play, suspended in the air, with paintings all over her body.

Who stars in Eating Your Heart Out?

Eating Your Heart Out stars Vera Mantero (Herself), Rui Chafes (Himself). The film was directed by Inês Oliveira.

How long is Eating Your Heart Out?

Eating Your Heart Out has a runtime of 30 min and premiered in 2005.

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