Rituala Kino was a collaborative performance by Michael Morris, Andrew Blanton, Cody Ross Rex, Amanda Preston, and Danielle Georgiou (with DGDG).

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As part of Centraltrak's 2012 performance series Harakiri: To Die For Performances, curated by Danielle Georgiou, a cinematic ritual was staged to question the space of reception inhabited by the audience when experiencing cinematic works in a gallery setting. The audience was restricted to a specific area while the rite was performed. At the culmination, the audience was released to engage in as active or passive a mode as they saw fit, with the hope of exploding the cinematic space into a participatory ecstatic dance party.