HOMESICK is a short dance film and a viscerally tangible story of a woman and her compulsive, introverted desire for connection. Starring dancer & choreographer Danielle Agami, with music by Sara Flindt (ZAAR) and Directed by Samantha Shay, Homesick is a cinematic interpretation of Agami’s solo performance “Framed”, which is centered around a break up, and the nomadic life of an artist. Not only a rounded portrait of a dancer, but of a woman inhabiting an ever evolving emotional environment, Homesick utilises the medium of dance to externalise, express, and even explain the harmony, synchronicity, and stutter of the interpersonal. Homesick is now exclusively streamed on NOWNESS, see it here.

“Agami's performance is bracingly physical, almost uncomfortably intimate. She shifts from bestial to graceful, frenzied to poised, pulling herself on all fours or twining the air with poetic fingers. Agami herself, in the Q&A following the livestream of the film, described her performance as "bold," "open," "sexy," and "fragile." And I have to agree. In the film, she is at once a force to be reckoned with and a figure to be protected, savage as a storm, delicate as a bud.” - StageBuddy

“While only a fifteen-minute piece, fifteen minutes was all “Homesick” needed to deliver a powerful work of art that leaves you with a desire to connect.” - Onstage Blog - Review