Film
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A MoonLess Night- Coming soon
The cinematic reimagining of Snowapple’s surrealist cabaret: Mr. Moon, A Moonless Night combines puppetry, mime, and international styles of music to tell the story of the moon’s fall from the night sky.
The strange patrons of a bar become even stranger when the moon falls from the night sky. Confusion reigns; a business mogul’s pedantry clashes with a diva’s hypnotic lyrics, the bartender’s smile grows suspicious, and the bus boy spills every drink he touches. And all the while the moon herself wanders the unfamiliar earth, her search for balance pulling on the tide of human emotions that awaits her in the bar.
Director: Eva Schumacher
Creative Director: Nora Tinholt
Cinematographer: Shadi Chaaban
Producer: Talia Shea Levin
Music: Laurien
Music Production: David Michael Ott
I, Cyborg
I, Cyborg takes inspiration from Donna Haraway’s Cyborg Manifesto, delivering deeply political and disruptive lyrics that challenge traditional notions of gender while exploring the intricate relationship between animals and machines.
Director/editing/color-grading/ production-design– Clément Clareton
Director/make-up– Eva Schumacher
Director of photography/color-grading– Charles Lesur
3D cinematography– Josse Vessies
Gaffer– Colin Lefebvre
Camera assistant– Telma Perruchon
Production/set-dressing, costumes (except golden dress by Mo Benchellal)– Damla Seven
Production assistant– Rodo Nijhoff
Make-up– Marelva de Bruin
Photography on set– Ariya Razmjou
Dancer– Joséphine Terme
Dancer– Josse Vessies
Actor– Laurien
Song– Snowapple Collective
Lyrics based on Donna Haraway’s Cyborg Manifesto
Voice– Laurien
Guitar– Matteo Cerboncini
Bass– Nicola Bruno
Drums– Stefano Resca
Mastering/production/additional synths– Zlaya Loud
Location– Salon de IJzerstaven
Special thanks to Egon Adel, Rein Heije, Het Licht, Polychrome Films and the Snowapple Team
Motionless
Camera, edit & color grade: Clément Clareton (https://clementclareton.com/)
Text & show direction: Eva Schumacher
Music & performance: Laurien & Matteo Cerboncini
Sound: Camille Louvel
Mixing: Zlaya Loud
Make-up design: Marelva de Bruin
Dress: Mo Benchellal
Shoes: Holly Krueger
Many thanks to: Damla Seven, Louis de Ducla and the rest of the Snowapple team, as well as Charles Lesur and Polychrome Films (https://polychromefilms.com/)
Hechizo Evil Wizard
Empowering female composers & musicians: Banda Regional Femenil Mujeres del Viento Florido and the international artists’ collective Snowapple present: Hechizo Evil Wizard
Hechizo Evil Wizard is a unique combination of Snowapple’s original music and an ominous narration of an Oaxacan legend, produced by Dutch filmmaker and anthropologist Julia Hollander. The video and music were recorded in collaboration with Banda Regional Femenil Mujeres del Viento in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. In 2021 a group of traveling artists from Snowapple and Moon Cabaret arrived to the magical mountains of Tlahuitoltepec and met Las Mujeres del Viento Florido. Together, through a mystic and musical journey, they vowed the strings of art, feminism, and collective creation.
Film: Snowapple, Moon Cabaret & Banda Femenil Regional Mujeres del Viento Florido
Script: Eva Schumacher & Julia Louisa Hollander
Direction: Eva Schumacher
Camera: Julia Louisa Hollander & Rodrigo Puente
Editing: Julia Louisa Hollander
Color grading: Shadi Chaaban
Poem: Ana María Martínez Martínez
Composition & Lyrics: Laurien
Arrangement: Gregg Moore
Recording: Juan Carlos Ertze
Audio Mix: Joeri Saal (Studio 150)
Audio Master: Zlaya Loud
Spoken introduction: Leticia Gallardo
Conducting: Leticia Gallardo
Musicians & actors: Snowapple, Moon Cabaret, & Banda Femenil Regional Mujeres del Viento Florido
Costumes: Mo Benchellal
Creation and manipulation of the moon: Nora Tinholt
Make up design: Marelva de Bruin
Technical Support: Alberto Nativitas
La Llorona – Ser mujer
A short film based on a traditional Mexican song.
La Llorona was released on International Women’s Day (March 8, 2019), in solidarity with the victims of femicide and violence against women.
The video has appeared in many festivals including Animasivo, La Fête des Morts à Paris, WWCS Film Festival, and the Festival Internacional de Contrometrajes: el Heraldo. La Llorona was awarded the Audience Award at the Havana Film Festival, the 24X Segundo- Golden Channel Award at Shorts México, Education Program Selection at the Málaga Film Festival and Special Mention- Latin-American Film at Anima Latina.
Music & Arrangement: Snowapple
Video & Animation: Adriana Ronquillo & La Furia Estudios
Mixing & Mastering: Zlaya Loud
Lyrics: Pedro Miguel, inspired by the traditional La Llorona (The crying woman)
House in the Head
Acting/Animation/Editing/Music/Lyrics/Stage-design/Green-screen-effects: Nora Tinholt & Laurien
French Translation & Dramaturgy: Eva Schumacher
Guest musicians: Alan ‘Gunga’ Purves (Percussion and drums), Osito ‘Morro’ von Ropi (Flute), Cynthia Martinez (Mental Support)
Kasper Stern (Bass), Matteo Cerboncini (Extra Guitars), Michiel Hollanders (Guitar and all other instruments)
Production & Mixing: Michiel Hollanders (Pindos Music www.pindosmusic.eu)
Mastering: Zlaya Loud
Costumes: Mo Benchellal
Many thanks to: Zip Records, Studio 150, Joeri Saal, Merel Vosseberg, Charlotte Kunst, Willemijn van Bekkum, Arrie van S
AND EVERYONE ELSE….
Snowapple – Wrong Feet- official video
Produced by Wouter Planteijdt
Recorded by Joeri Saal (Studio 150) & Wouter Planteijdt
Mixed by Joeri Saal
Mastered by Zlaya Loud
Lyrics & composition: Una Bergin
Musicians: Una Bergin, Laurien, Laura Polence and Wouter Planteijdt
Moon Cabaret – Á La Nuit Tombée- OFFICIAL VIDEO
A video by Shadi Chaaban & Moon Cabaret
Cast: Nora Tinholt, Laurien Schreuder, Moro Osito Von Ropi, Cynthia Martínez, Alan ‘Gunga’ Purves, Josephine Terme, Arno Bakker,
Alberto ‘Bombi’ Pérez Jurado
Special Guest: Evgeni Ibragimov
Director: Eva Schumacher
Composition: Snowapple
Lyrics: Eva Schumacher
Music Performed by Snowapple & Moon Cabaret
Guest-musicians: Gregg Moore (Sousaphone, Baritone Horns), Michiel Hollanders (Guitar, Bass, Banjo Bass),
David Kweksliber (Soprano and Alto sax, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet), Michael Moore (Alto Sax)
Arranged by Gregg Moore
Produced by Michiel Hollanders
Mastered by Zlaya Loud
Recorded by Jason Goldstein, Michiel Hollanders, Laurien Schreuder, Joeri Saal
Video by Shadi Chaaban
Additional Footage by Julie Hollanders