1. MOTION FLOWER

It’s a poetic short film, a reminder of the fact that our souls are bodies connected to the Nature, as a Whole.
Climate change is more than an emergency. It’s a responsibility that we all have, as the respect, freedom and love that we must remind to give to each others,  everywhere.

Movement director & Filmmaker: Jihene Ba Slimani
DOP: Jaade

Dancers: Waabee & Kaliana

Country: France
City: Saint Ouen

2. SATUS DELIVERY

We are a dance collective made by 12 people, each and every one with a different style and perspective. we tried to emphasize the concept of our diversity being a plus on the group because we strongly belive that this make people more unique and special. The box represents our dance and form of expression filled with something about every member to strengthen our philosophy. We want our message to travel and to reach as many people as possibile. Maybe one day the box will be delivered to your house, just add something yours and send it whereever you want.

Video made by Exit Nine Studio

Director: Manuel Calisti

Photography: Lorenzo Natuzzi, Manuel Calisti

Dancers: Alessandro Tampieri, Carolina De Almeida, Francesca De Bei, Giulia Mirandola, Greta Piccioli, Lorenzo Cervi, Lorenzo D’Amato, Luca Aprile, Ottavia Guidi, Sarah De Almeida, Simone De Giovanni, Sofia Mei
With Filippo D’Amato.

Country: Italy

3. STEEL SISTERS : Breaking Barriers in the 90s Men's World"

Description/ Story Of The Video: The 1990s era – greater strides in women’s participation in labor-intensive and traditionally male-dominated careers. This era marked a continued breaking of barriers, with women taking on roles in industries like manufacturing and construction, driven by economic necessity, shifts in gender expectations, and advancing equality movements. The title captures the industrial theme (“Steel”), the solidarity and empowerment of women (“Sisters”), and the historical moment of the 1990s as they claimed their place in labor and leadership roles. It merges the themes of strength, progress, and the celebratory tone of pop dance.

Choreographer: Lovisa Lindberg
Filmmaker : Angelo Henriquez
Dancers: The Femvibes Club Uppsala

Country : Sweden
City: Uppsala

4. PROJECT 5IVE – Freedom

This film is about how to become a woman and the different stages in life. Through-out the journey as a woman I believe that you need to feel self-love to reach freedom within yourself. The film is about empowering women and encouraging them to not fear doing what they love.

Choreographer:
Angiie Dimitriadou

Filmmaker :
D.O.P. – Alejandro Cespedes
Second camera – Elias Rehn
Editing – Angiie Dimitriadou

Dancers:
Angiie Dimitriadou

Country Sweden
City:Stockholm

5. BACK TO OLD SCHOOL – BREAK THE BEAT

Kenji Crew is back again –
We make a comeback in Best dance video with a new dance partner. Bboyz Mario and Bboyz Michael go back to the 90s and Old school Hiphop & Break Dance. We train together every week at Studiefrämjandet. We stand for respect multiculturalism and want to spread the joy of dancing and inspire young people and adults to dance away.  We have a good dance energy and we break the beat.

Dancers / Michael Herda/ Mario

Film Maker: Mariano and Michael
Redigerare: Mariano Ramirez
Dansare:  Michael och MarianRicco

City Växjö,
Country. Sweden

6. RICCO

Ricco was created from inspiration of the energy and intensity found in Muay Thai, with the goal of infusing its powerful movement and rich culture into dance. I wanted to bring a fun and playful vibe to this video.
Filming in an old Thai boxing club filled with history and vibrant atmosphere allowed me to fully immerse in the space and bring out the dynamic energy of the dancers. I aimed to highlight their unique strengths, letting them take center stage and showcase their talent.
Working on this project has been an incredibly rewarding experience, and I’m excited to share this side of me. Thank you for watching, and I hope you enjoy it!

Credits In collaboration with LOHMI collective
Directed & Choreographed by Hanna Rosenkvist
Choreography Assisted by Lovisa Lindberg

D.O.P & Edit by Angelo Henriques

Dancers
Eerika Ahonen, Elvira Johansson, Hanna Rosenkvist, Kamilla Nervik, Lovisa Jansson
Lovisa Lindberg, Maria Edner, Saga Brodersen

City: Stockholm
Country: Sweden

Special thanks to
Stockholm Muay Thai
Scandinavian Dance Academy

7. DANCE UNITES, HATE DIVIDES

The film is about how dependent people have become on their phones. It’s a journey through time, from the 80s to today. In the 80s, people had fun, whereas now they just sit on their phones, becoming unsocial and overtired. With this dance, my girls want to bring us back to a time when people spent less time on their phones and instead valued friendship, joy, and music more.

Choreographer: Aimee Michelle Bansemer

Filmmaker : Aimee Michell Bansemer, Cory Parham

Dancers: Vanessa, Raneem, Elin, Nelly, Melanie, Fatima, Tomine, Lina

Country: Sweden

City: Landskrona

8. TRAUMA

Short film mixing cinema and dance, the video features a woman confronting her mother after she was exiled to Europe to avoid genocide in the Congo. In this video, the emotions are translated into dance via krump.

Choreographer : Eugene Bolengu

Filmmaker : Siris Visual

Dancers:  Léonie mbaki Mabelia, Dipa Sissoko, Chelcy, Youssera Ahamada, Eunice, LadyDiva

Country : France

City : Paris

9. THE JOY AND SORROW OF TIME

The future is a delicate dance of possibilities, where every choice and every moment shapes the path ahead.  The fragility of what’s next reminds us to handle it with care, to nurture our dreams and aspirations, and to believe in the limitless potential of tomorrow. Time is a valuable currency.

Director Sara Jordan
Starring Supa Rich Kids    @thesuparichkids
DOP Sara Jordan
Assisting Creativ director & director  Jennifer Tonndorff
Editing Sara Jordan
Choreography Supa Rich Kids – Oulouy, Yemi Osokoya, Ambrose Tjark, Ordinateur
Stylist  Ambrose Tjark  @ambrose_tjark
Poem  Yemi Osokoya @yemiosokoya
Producer  Sara Jordan
Music
Produktion  manager    Marie Pandrup  @marie_gumdrop
Assistant produktion manager   Josefine Gheorghe

Country: Denmark

10. SHENANIGANS | CHAPTER I | REVENGE OF THE STARLETS – FRLSS CREW

CHOREOGRAPHED | DIRECTED | EDITED BY:Effiina Campomanes

DANCERS | FRLSS CREW Amanda Mäkimurto, Anniina Haverinen, Effiina Campomanes, Hymni Campomanes Isabella Wall, Marina Manderoos, Netta Letonsaari, Susanna Ahteensuu

FILMED BY:Antti Ranki & Effiina Campomanes

SET DESIGN:Effiina Campomanes & Antti Ranki
MUSIC:
2WEI Feat. Bri Bryant – Bad to the Bone (Extended Version)

LOCATION:
Shenanigans Studio | @shenanigansdancestudio

Country: Finland

11. DREAMS AND TEARS

SOME THEMES ARE ENLIGHTENED AS MOTHERHOOD, BODIES CONDITIONS AND APPEARANCES, SISTERHOOD
Synopsis: MELISSA, A POLE DANCE STAR, MEETS SANDRINE AFTER A PERFORMANCE, MOTHER BY DAY AND VTC DRIVER BY NIGHT. THEIR MEETING WILL BE A MIRROR ON THE DREAMS, EVEN THE BROKEN ONES.

Screenwriter and Filmmaker : Jihene Ba Slimani
DOP: Olivier Ludot
Dancers: Stessie Emelie

Actresses: Adeline Tayoro et Cindy Emelie

Country: France
City: Paris

12. DETESTED

DETESTED is a film, shedding light on gender-based violence and the normalization process. Violence against women is present in every society around the world and takes many forms. Globally, one in three women is subjected to physical or sexual violence by a man at some point in her life.
The film takes viewers through the three phases of the normalization process: boundaries are shifted and erased, women are isolated, and the cycle between violence and affection becomes routine. These elements are crucial to understanding how violence is normalized and self-esteem and identity are gradually eroded. DETESTED immerses you in these three stages, illustrating how the abnormal becomes normalized.

The film was a zero-budget project, produced in the spring of 2024.

The team
A film by – Linnéa Sonka

Choreographer, director, editor, creative director and producer – Linnéa Sonka

DOP and colorist – André Forsström

Dancers
Rebecca Livaniou, Tove Rådmark, Amanda Rodriguez, Ana Strandberg, Emma Graufelds, Julia Leoni, Linnea Sällqvist, Emmy Wiman Westberg, Kirsi Kekki, Alma Hakim, Ronja Strid & Sofia Almfjord, Mattis Johansen, Carl Selvén, and Omar Velasquez Rojas.

Country: Sweden , Stockholm

13. FREEDOM TO BE

What is freedom? What restricts freedom? What type of freedom do you strive for? Can we be totally free? Freedom is a part of a full length production, an exchange between Ghana and Sweden where we explore different forms of freedom and how they appear in the societies we live in. This video reflects on the ”Freedom to be”.
Choreographer: George Bauwah + dancers
Filmmaker : Alpha Shutter Koncepts & Abena Larbi
Producers: Mirka Simberg, Rebecca Wolete
Dancers: Richard Aboagye, Sandy Amoah, George Bauwah, Julius Mawuedem, Mirka Simberg, Rudolf Squire

Country: Ghana & Sweden
City: Filmed in Accra, Dancers from Accra & Sweden

14. HYBRID BHARATHAM I DO FOR LOVE

I created a style called “Hybrid Bharatham” where I balance between Hip-Hop and Bharathanatyam while aiming to respect the essence of both of them.

Choreography & Concept : @usha_jey
Direction : @gavinemishka_
Cinematography & Production : @directedbytk
Dancers : @_maenusha, @arthi_sat, @_naveeni of @navxprav
Styling : @benitaa.r
Pleating & Draping : @drapedbyraga (Ragavi)
Make-up & Hair Artist : @belleetmuah (Harinnya)
Make-up & Hair Advisor : @saja.sathiya
On-set Assistance : @prithvicastelino, @ahash.parthi, @tharansreelife
BTS : @tharansreelife
Music : Do For Love – Tupac
Music editing : @kiwionawav

Country: France
City: Paris

15. FATHERS DAY

A meeting on the subway sparks a memory, present and future.
Choreographer: Arvid Håkanssons & Louie Indriana
Filmmaker : Patrik Rydmark
Dancers: Arvid Håkanssons & Louie Indriana
Country: Sweden and Ghana
City: Stockholm

1.TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGER

“Togetherness despite our differences. Recognizing diversity and honoring inclusivity. Acting as one. Moving as one. All achieving the same purpose.”
Together we are stronger.

Choreography and concept: Vilma Thorén

Videography and edit: Javier Vilar

Dancers:
Edna Aga
Elsa Davidsson
Julia Olofsson
Linn Visell
Agnes Adin

Sound design: Alvaro Olivares (Yuniko)
Song: Bounce – Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, Missy Elliot
Gaffer: Mario Mendoza
Studio: Scandinavia Dance Academy

Country: Sweden

2. FIGURE YOU OUT

The ambition was to create something out of my ’’movement’’ comfort zone with music I enjoy listening to but rarely dance to. It’s about channeling rage, sexuality and confidence. Owning your femininity and embracing the full spectrum of all your emotions.
Film title: ’’Figure you out’’
Choreographer: Carolina Salahova 
Filmmaker: Christopher Schauz
Dancers: Carolina Salahova , Emma Nordin , Pernilla Bursell
Country: Sweden
City: Jönköping

3. Do You See Me?

This piece is a reflection about those artists who often feel misunderstood. Often overshadowed by the multiple distractions of our current new digital world, trapping them between what is popular or what is in their heart. A constant fight to be seen, to be heard and to have a recognizable space in this world.

Dancer: Sophie Bretoneche
Choreographer: Sophie Bretoneche
Videography: Cesar Pérez (Cepepas)

Country: Sweden

4. I

Movement puts the wings on our back, but to fly one must truly love oneself. Love the inner i.

Dance school: Hurja Piruetti / Finland

Dancers:
Oskari Koskimies, Reetaleena Rauhala, Emil Kalmi, Cesar Westerholm, Linus Wiklund

Choreography:
Oskari Koskimies
Set and lighting:
TryckeriTeatern
Video:
Linus Wiklund, Jasper Löfberg
Editing:
Linus Wiklund
Creative direction:
Linus Wiklund, Oskari Koskimies

Country: Finland

5. POUNDS

A piece beginning its creation in a sunny Kingston, Jamaica and finished and packaged in the midst of the Swedish winter. Nothing could hold back creatives, not even a basement too small for this production, which lead our photographer to push the limits of innovation. Can you catch up with us in the turns?
A piece best seen on your phone to keep up with changing angles.

Choreographers: Elnaz Paiamani & Sahar Taklimi
Dancers: Elnaz Paiamani, Sahar Taklimi, Emma Persson och Leya Wilks.
Photographer: Azi Nouiem
Edit: Elnaz Paiamani

Country : Sweden
City: Gothenburg

6. PROJECT 6IX – ECHOES

The story behind this film is our strength to overcome any obstacle towards our goal or dream we set our mind to. As a human being we are often being told what or what not to do. We are daily dealing with insecurities and validation in our lives, being fed different negative words whether it is on the internet or in real life. Everything is stored in our heads. So many different voices that try to mislead you. We can hear the echoes of everything we’re being told. You soon want to find inner peace and just listen to your own voice. You want to take action and walk the path of dare. You choose who you want to be and what you want to become. The choice will always be yours, let no one distract you away from your dream or goal.

Choreographer:
Angiie Dimitriadou

Filmmaker :
D.O.P. – Alejandro Cespedes
Editing – Angiie Dimitriadou

Dancers:
Angiie Dimitriadou

Country : Sweden
City: Stockholm

7. SEATED SYMPHONY

“This choreography explores the art of movement within limitations. Using a chair as both a prop and a boundary, the dancer embraces the challenge of restricted space while maintaining an intimate, heightened connection to the music. Witness the interplay of stillness and flow, where creativity thrives in constraint.”

Choreography & Dancer: Elin Karabuda

Country : Sweden
City: Stockholm

8. STEP BY STEP

The theme of the video is the need to belong to a group, to create a common identity and recompose the world. The core of street-dance is its social aspect, Hip-hop does not exist without close relationships of the people who create. One body of a group of friends who, despite their multiple points of view, are able to walk the journey of their experiences, moving STEP… by STEP.
What is a core of our identity? How much we can still be together? How the group influences the life of each of us? How our common energy can manifest itself in movement? Or it’s time to just move on and split? Everything does matter here…. every STEP.

Choreographer: Hamdi Dridi
Filmmaker : Piotr Polarski
Dancers: Co Jest Crew?! – Ewa Bielak, Agnieszka Jaskowska, Jan Jagodzinski, Piotr Polarski

Country: Poland/Tunisia
City: Wroclaw

9.SUPAVERA

One sound of the city can develop a dance movement. It is worth being open to everything that finds and happens around us. Street is inspiration.
Choreographer, Dancer: Veronika Suponenkova
Filmmaker : Ekaterina Ageeva
Country: Serbia/Russia
City: Belgrade/Moscow

10. A LOVE LETTER TO NEW YORK – KFUM Dans Örebro – Massive Community 

A tribute to the culture we love. We take part in various platforms and visit the birthplace of hip-hop periodically to immerse ourselves in the culture with a focus on further training and spreading the right knowledge to future generations

Dancers: Halldora Freysdottir, Elisa Saume, Samantha Danielsson  och Elvira Solberg

Choreographer Anita Basha

Director & Photografer:Aricel Tejeda

City: Örebro
Country: Sweden