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Site de Pratiques théâtrales de Lavauzelle

Captation à Chalendeix, Nedde. Sept 2023

Public rehearsal for "Reviernacht" at the b-05 area in Montabaur, with TrashIQ and Kristóf Szabó. - Öffentliche Proben auf dem b-05 Gelände in Montabaur mit TrashIQ und Kristóf Szabó.

The video opens with a close-up of a brand-new, pale dog chew lying on a table. Cynni, who is filming, says softly in Dutch, "Er ligt een... snackje" (There is a... little snack). The camera then pans very slowly to the left. Cynni narrates, "Nou, dan draaien we heel langzaam... En dan zien we iemand die dat snackje ook gezien heeft." (Well, then we pan very slowly... And then we see someone who has also seen that little snack).

The camera lands on Koa, an adorable, young chocolate brown Labrador Retriever, identifiable by the sweet little white strip of fur on his chest. He is sitting calmly on a couch next to a blue blanket and a patterned pillow. He stares intently ahead, trying his very best to look nonchalant. Cynni playfully calls him out, saying, "Maar die doet alsof 'ie van niks weet, want stel je voor..." (But he acts as if he doesn't know anything, because imagine...).

Cynni starts teasing the young pup, asking, "Heeft Koa wat gezien? ... Wat heeft Koa gezien dan? ... Wil Koa het snackje hebben?" (Did Koa see something? ... What did Koa see then? ... Does Koa want the little snack?). Koa blinks his big puppy-dog eyes, trying to maintain his cool composure. Cynni tells him to be a bit more enthusiastic: "Nou Ko, je mag wel iets enthousiaster zijn. Wil Koa een snackje?" (Well Ko, you can be a bit more enthusiastic. Does Koa want a little snack?). Instantly, Koa's facade breaks. As Cynni asks for a paw ("Ja, pootje"), Koa eagerly smacks his paw into Cynni's outstretched hand. He then rapidly offers his other paw repeatedly as Cynni asks, "Andere poot. Andere. Andere." (Other paw. Other. Other).

Cynni affectionately praises him, asking, "Wie is braaf? ... Wie is de knapste?" (Who is a good boy? ... Who is the most handsome?). Koa stares back with absolute devotion and treat-anticipation. Cynni answers their own question with, "Nog steeds jij. Ooh, nog steeds jij. Oké, boop," (Still you. Ooh, still you. Okay, boop) and playfully boops his nose.

Cynni brings the large chew into the frame, slowly moving it towards Koa's face while humming "Dam dam dam...". Koa gently but swiftly snatches the enormous treat in his mouth. Cynni laughs, "Oeh! Oh! Oh! Daar gaat 'ie!" (Ooh! Oh! Oh! There he goes!).

Koa immediately leaps off the couch, tail wagging, and trots triumphantly past a TV playing "The Mentalist" to his big grey dog bed. Cynni follows, saying, "Snackuhh! En natuurlijk had 'ie nog een paar stukjes, maar ja, die zijn niet zo bijzonder meer na een tijdje." (Snacking! And of course he still had a few pieces, but yeah, those aren't that special anymore after a while). True to Cynni's word, Koa's bed is already littered with older, chewed-up bone fragments, but he is completely focused on his new prize.

While Koa gnaws on his treat, Cynni asks, "Koa braaf? Koa?" (Koa good boy? Koa?). Hearing his name, Koa picks up the massive bone, turns around, and excitedly charges right back to Cynni. He shoves his face—and the giant chew—directly into the camera lens. Cynni laughs and groans as Koa clumsily bumps into them, saying, "Hi! Hi snackerd! Auw! Oef! Ik weet niet wat Koa aan het doen is. Maar het is lomp. Het is een echte lompe Labrador. Ja. Een echte lompe, auw, Labrador." (Hi! Hi snacker! Ouch! Oof! I don't know what Koa is doing. But it is clumsy. It is a real clumsy Labrador. Yes. A real clumsy, ouch, Labrador).

After thoroughly showing off his treasure and excitedly bonking Cynni with it, Koa happily retreats back to his bed to finally settle down. Cynni affectionately concludes, "Nou, volgens mij is 'ie er blij mee, dus dat scheelt weer." (Well, I think he is happy with it, so that's a good thing).

A short, animated retro-style gameplay clip for an arcade platformer titled "Sir Nibbles."

The scene transitions into classic 2D pixel-art side-scrolling gameplay. Sir Nibbles—an impossibly cheerful little brown puppy sporting an oversized bright yellow hooded raincoat and matching yellow wellington boots—stands on a stone parapet. In the top corner, the HUD displays his smiling portrait, three heart containers, a key counter, and his score. To the left, a waterfall cascades into a canal, where a smiling blue shark (resembling an IKEA Blåhaj) suddenly emerges from the depths.

Instead of remaining confined to the water like a normal marine creature, the devoted plush-like shark miraculously slides and floofs along the dry cobblestone ramparts, dutifully flanking Nibbles as his amphibious sidekick. Nibbles trots enthusiastically forward into the rain while pixelated bats swoop overhead. A wooden platform and a floating gold coin loom nearby as little puffs of dust and retro sound-effect smoke burst from their rapid footwork.

The action cuts directly to a dramatic castle boss battle. Sir Nibbles and his shark companion face off against a giant, terrifying vampire bat with glowing red eyes and razor-sharp fangs hovering menacingly under torches and skull banners. At the bottom of the screen sits a hefty red "BOSS" health meter. Sir Nibbles heroically puts up his puppy dukes in a brave boxer’s stance, while Blåhaj twirls enthusiastically in a mysterious puddle of summoner water right beside him. In a flash, a comic explosion detonates across the arena, obliterating the monstrous bat as large arcade letters declare: "STAGE CLEAR!"

The clip finishes on a celebratory "HIGH SCORE" leaderboard screen. Sir Nibbles stands front and center, grinning ear to ear with his tongue lolling out, proudly hoisting a gleaming gold champion's trophy into the air. His loyal shark best friend leaps joyfully out of a water splash right next to him, celebrating a hard-earned victory and an impressive score of 99,990 points.

Music by Doctor Gekil

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