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Software Images icon An illustration of two photographs. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. It appears your browser does not have it turned on. Please see your browser settings for this feature. Even the scenes from the Nut Cracker look drab and dull. The whole film is dark and gloomy, probably because of the lighting.
The dimly lit corridors of the Opera house are narrow and empty of people. The film starts and ends in the claustrophobic catacombs under the Opera House. OK, just a few examples but they say something of Wisemans perspective. This film has nevertheless its fascinating moments, especially the meetings in the artistic directors office.
But never have dance and ballet had this joy-less outlook in a movie before. And never before have the images of the roof tops of Paris frequently interspersed throughout the movie appeared so refreshing after the sombre rehearsal studios of the Paris Opera. Details Edit.
Release date November 4, United States. France United States. Official Facebook Official Site. Paris, France. Box office Edit. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 2 hours 39 minutes. Dolby Digital. Related news. Jan 1 The Guardian - Film News. Sep 21 Indiewire. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. Today, the technique, aesthetic, and social dimension of the Pantsula style fascinate. This dance is being taught in dance schools in Paris, New York, and elsewhere.
In every dancers encounters and travels, the Pantsula style gets richer from other dances. The dance can be more than an art form. It is part of the culture and everyday life; it allows escape and reflection. It unites and reinforces. It exports itself and comes back.
It is a bridge between cultures created through curiosity and admiration, from which love for rhythms is the common link. Bellow is a trailer for the beautiful documentary The African Cypher dedicated to the Pantsula , which came out in This movie is an inspirational source for our documentary series.
We will explore the social and cultural dynamics of dance in each visited country through movements and voices of the dancers. Format: documentary series of 54 minute episodes. Against the pessimistic vibe around us. They thrive on encounters and cultural exchanges. They are lovers of dance and sensible to beautiful images. We are going to immerse ourselves within the worlds of modern and traditional dance, wherever they may be, professional or amateur. Dancers will have the opportunity to express their motivations for dancing, their relationship to the body, movement and music, the difficulties they meet.
But most importantly the happiness that dancing brings them. Our goal is also to capture diverse moments in dance; either from traditional ceremonies, parties, nightclubs, trainings, battles, or shows. As well as impromptu danced moments, taken on the fly. We will devote our special attention to the quality of aesthetics and filmmaking.
The ones that are carried by a youth open to the world, but that also acknowledge their roots. Those dances are a result of cultural exchanges facilitated by the progressive democratization brought on by technology and travel. Its actors are in a constant creativity dynamic. Very popular in rural areas, they carry on with strength, pride and respect in the face of global influences.
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