Documented on the occasion of the presentation of Paradiso by gruppo nanou in Reggio Emilia in the spaces of La Fonderia during the Aperto Festival last fall, Andrea Pizzalis ' video narrates the performance from the inside, appropriating the privileged point of view of the spectator, called in this project to live the experience of the live performance without prefixed rules, but choosing the time and place in which to pause.

Pizzalis, like the viewer, gets closer, grasps the details of the bodies, observes them, and they create an exchange with him, dialogue with each other, and make the space hosting the performance enter the screen. The reflections, the works of Alfredo Pirri, the lights and the soundtrack by Bruno Dorella become as much the protagonists of the work as the dancers as soon as Pizzalis widens the visual field, guided by the choreography itself, to show the work in its environmental dimension.

redrum / redgroove is a video experiment resulting from the dialogue between nanou, photographer Daniele Casadio and musician Bruno Dorella.
The tight editing of the images shot by Casadio and the music succeed in restoring the atmosphere of redrum, the nanou group choreographic installation inspired by The Shining.
The richness of redrum's cinematic references takes shape in Casadio 's images and is amplified in the excerpt from Bruno Dorella's soundtrack. The images edited like a video clip, shot in different formats, are inhabited by enigmatic figures who act the space, whose identity is concealed or unreadable, characters who appear and disappear, through the ability to create a specific movement give life to the surrounding space, emphasize its existence.
The perturbing situations dear to nanou are mirrored in Dorella 's music and video montage of redrum/redgroove, an object that cannot be defined but tells the project and vision of gruppo nanou.