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- A tribute to the late German choreographer Pina Bausch, as her dancers perform her most famous creations.
- Two spectacular dance projects show how a young generation of dancers from all over the world are rediscovering Pina's choreography: the Semperoper Ballet Company in Dresden rehearses Pina's dance opera Iphigenia in Tauris, and dancers from all over Africa rehearse Pina's ballet Le Sacre du Printemps at the École des Sables in Senegal. A fascinating metamorphosis: while the dancers of street dance, classical ballet, traditional and modern African dance transform Pina's work, Pina's choreography transforms the dancers.
- Chantal Akerman followed famous Choreographer Pina Bausch and her company of dancers, The Tanzteater Wuppertal, for five weeks while they were on tour in Germany, Italy and France. Her objective was to capture Pina Bausch's unparalleled art not only on stage but also behind the scenes.
- Pinas Sarap is a travel and food documentary program hosted by award-winning documentarist Kara David. Kara will visit different provinces in the Philippines to take viewers on a gastronomic adventure that features Filipino Cuisine.
- Klaus Wildenhahn observes Pina Bausch and her ensemble rehearsing the dance theater piece "Waltz" in the early 1980s.
- Filmed during four of six sold out performances in June 2012, "Dear Pina," showcases Vermont's best choreography and presents Hannah Dennison's latest work, a dance/theater tribute to Pina Bausch, world-renowned German choreographer, who died in 2009. The piece is staged at Shelburne Farms' vast, historic Breeding Barn which is defined by soaring clerestories and an expansive dirt floor matching the grand scale of Bausch's radical artistry. An ensemble of thirty dancers give an evocative performance rooted in each person's authentic emotions. The work combines traditional ensemble choreography with character-driven theatrical scenes, to explore themes of human relationships colored by passion, inspiration, and loss. This breathtaking film features stunning cinematography, providing a propulsive visual experience that breaks narrative boundaries and reminds audiences of the richness and depths in their own lives.
- Amid their fondness for snow and Samurai movies, two young boys face a world of violence and abuse.
- How would Nature feel if she was a woman, living in Rome? An asocial, weird woman Pina hates rubbish and loves nature. One day she bumps into a blind man and feels some connection with him. Pina invites him for a walk to The Magic Forest, which really exist only in her imagination. They become closer as they they walk and she describes fantastic creatures that live in the Forest around them. Can they get over the distance and fear that separates each of them from each other and the rest of the world? And in the end, did she really exist? Or was it all in his imagination?
- 2 friends argue over the ingredients of a pizza, should the pizza have pineapple or not?
- The story of five women who act as leaders of cultural and religious manifestations in the community of Bode, Pina-Recife-PE. The documentary "Mães do Pina" investigates the formation and effect of the feminine universe in their social relations, preserving memory, reconstructing their personal trajectories, strengthening the history of candomblé and its new generations, under the maternal and transforming care of these women.
- Have you ever imagined how your death will be? This is a martian production chronicle about a day in Mr. Joan s life, a 87 year old pleasant bon vivant that waits death without fear. A single day is enough to approach to the exciting life of the main character of this film who has his own routines, heroic deeds and gastronomic feasts. He knows that death is waiting for him, but he keeps on enjoying life as if every day was the last day.
- A showcase of traditional dances from Botswana.
- Based on a famous poem of the same name written by Manuel de Zequeira y Arango, this film follows a Mulata cabaret dancer who loses her rhythm.
- They're Mexicans in Oaxaca. Dirt poor, indigenous and handicapped. Their choices in life are few, other than to beg. But Malena, Christian, Patty, and Mariano are fighters. With the support of Pina Palmera rehab centre they push off to lead productive lives. It's a bumpy, frustrating, but rewarding ride toward total independence.
- At the end of the seventies, aged eighteen, I unexpectedly found myself in a Paris theater that was performing a work mixing theater and choreography by an artist I had never heard of : Pina Bausch. When I stepped out I was no longer the same. Pina Bausch, as the saying goes, has been the artist that has changed my life. Until her death, in 2009, I've seen over and over again all the pieces by that great artist, in France and abroad, whenever I had the opportunity. That short filmed letter is the story of the mysterious and poetic bond I have maintained at a distance during forty years with that singular and unforgettable woman who has transformed life's course for many of her spectators.
- A middle-aged office worker feels the age difference between her and her colleagues. She tries to break the monotony of everyday life.