The CONFESSIONS II short film will premiere at the Tribeca Festival on June 5 - and Community receives first access to the very limited ticket release.
Madonna is returning to the Tribeca Festival to present the world premiere of “Confessions II,” a visual film.
Directed by David Toro and Solomon Chase (TORSO), the film is built around the first six tracks of her upcoming studio album, “Confessions II” — a follow-up to her critically acclaimed 2005 dance record “Confessions on a Dance Floor.” The album is set to be released on July 3 via Warner Records.
“Confessions II,” the film, will premiere on June 5 at the Beacon Theatre. Following the screening, she will join the directors for an exclusive conversation with Jimmy Fallon.
The official description reads: “It unfolds as a single, continuous piece, weaving together interconnected, musicdriven sequences into an immersive cinematic experience. A film that gives physicality to the
music, ‘Confessions II’ lives in the tension between control and surrender, between being seen
and disappearing into a crowd. Each song unfolds across six chapters, each one a sexy thriller,
a dance delusion, an epic fever dream. Like the album, it blurs distinction between tracks, building
cosmic narratives that follow a twisted dream logic.”
The film centers around a fucked-up night out, and through it all – the ambushing, the worshipping, the pursuit – everything leads back to the hallowed ground: the dancefloor.
Tribeca Festival co-founder Jane Rosenthal said, “Madonna has spent decades proving that reinvention is its own art form.” Rosenthal added “‘Confessions II’ feels immersive, provocative, and completely of the moment, while still channeling the kind of nightlife mythology only she could create. We are thrilled to welcome Madonna back to Tribeca.”
TORSO is a New York-based photography and directing duo formed by David Toro and Solomon
Chase, partners in life and work. Their work includes collaborations with major fashion houses and global brands, producing runway shows, films, and commercial campaigns that emphasize movement, experimentation, and cinematic storytelling across both digital and live environments and contemporary cultural contexts today.
Source: Variety
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