The evening of day two of SDAF 2025 will bring to you two thrilling performances our first performance is Yesteryear a brilliant and moving dance piece.  What happens when you can recall what happened years ago, but the memory of yesterday has slipped away? Set to the tones of’ Dementia the symphony’ created by Emily Frances Ippolito, yesteryear explores the journey of dementia symptoms, diagnosis and aftermath through movement. Choreographed by Evelina Tiger in collaboration with dancers Deanna Canny-Armitt, Neve Renwick, Gu Fangzhou and Sky Su. 

There also will be ‘The future of film and Dementia’ talk by Ian bustard and Ronald Coleman which includes talks about three films called Caught in this moment of time, Demented Poets and a Trailer for the new Dementia Feature Film. Showcasing the use of film to help convey Dementia Justice. 

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	The evening of day two of SDAF 2025 will bring to you two thrilling performances. Our first performance is Yesteryear a brilliant and moving dance piece. What happens when you can recall what happened years ago, but the memory of yesterday has slipped away? Set to the tones of’ Dementia the symphony’ created by Emily Frances Ippolito, yesteryear explores the journey of dementia symptoms, diagnosis and aftermath through movement. Choreographed by Evelina Tiger in collaboration with dancers Deanna Canny-Armitt, Neve Renwick, Gu Fangzhou and Sky Su. There also will be ‘The future of film and Dementia’ talk by Ian bustard and Ronald Coleman which includes talks about three films called Caught in this moment of time, Demented Poets and a Trailer for the new Dementia Feature Film. Showcasing the use of film to help convey Dementia Justice. This event is Free but requires a ticket.
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Friday 26th September

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