Dancing on My Own

In Dancing on My Own, Tula Vida moves alone through a mirrored space, wrapping herself around the pole with strength, precision, and control. What begins as a private dance becomes something stranger and more intimate when her reflection stops feeling like a reflection at all. In the glass, another presence appears. Familiar, magnetic, impossible to ignore.

As the room multiplies her image, self-desire gives way to something more physical. Julia Roca arrives like a reflection stepped out of fantasy and into flesh, and the encounter between them turns the mirrored space into a world of doubles, recognition, and release. What starts in solitude opens into a sex scene charged with curiosity, tension, and the thrill of meeting your own desire face to face.

Directed by Thais Català, Dancing on My Own is an erotic, mirror-soaked fantasy about pole dance and the pleasure of being seduced by what you see in yourself. Sensual, stylish, and dreamlike, it explores reflection, performance, and self-obsession through a cinematic encounter between two women drawn together by movement, hunger, and the pull of the double.