Can't Stop Now (Eileen Thalenberg, Canada, 1998). Captures the emotional drive and power of dancers, all over the age of forty, who make up Jiri Kylian's Holland-based third company. Choreographers: Jiri Kylian, Patrick Delcroix. Dancers: Martine van Hamel, Gary Chryst, Sabine Kupferberg, Jeanne Solan, Gerard Lemaitre, Karen Kain. (54 mins)

Dances for a Small Screen (Laura Taler, Moze Mossanen, Nick de Pencier, Canada, 1997). Three award-winning dances conceived for the camera as technically sophisticated filmmakers unite with prominent contemporary choreographers in an explosive pas de deux. Choreographers/Dancers: Tedd Robinson, José Navas, Noam Gagnon, Dana Gingras. (24 mins)

Four Ships (Victoria Uris, U.S., 1999). Variations on a theme evoke the ephemeral and multilayered nature of life. Designed by a former member of the Paul Taylor Dance Company, Victoria Uris. Dancers: Victor Butcher, Veronica Dittman, Bridget Moore, Ian Van Voorst. (8:20 mins)

Dust (Anthony Atanasio, U.K., 1998). The solitary journey of a stranded long-distance swimmer in a waterless world, searching for the sea of her dreams. Choreographer/Dancer: Miriam King. (9 mins)