Ghost Dance (1983)Through the experiences of two women in Paris and London, Ghost Dance offers a stunning analysis of the complexity of our conceptions of ghosts memory and the past. Director:Ken McMullenWriter:Ken McMullen |
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Title: Ghost Dance (1983)
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Pascale Ogier | ... |
Pascale
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Leonie Mellinger | ... |
Marianne
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George
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Salesman /
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Stuart Brisley | ... |
Action on Water
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Jacques Derrida | ... |
Himself
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Iain Robertson | ... |
Naked Sleep Performer
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Georges Levantis | ... |
Naked Sleep Performer
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Archie Pool | ... |
Voice of Myths
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Barbara Coles | ... |
Voice of Woman
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Voice of Man
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Michael Mellinger | ... |
Voice of Marianne's Daydream
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Leader of Americans
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Through the experiences of two women in Paris and London, Ghost Dance offers a stunning analysis of the complexity of our conceptions of ghosts memory and the past.
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Best use of cinema's technical means to fantasize about magic and "ghosts" in everyday's world; where things begin to live, people change without reason and voices speak from outside. I guess the reason for the voices is a lyrical one, where you don't have to explain. Certainly a most personal work, capturing the magic of waves on the shore, adding a sense of marxism and melancholy. This movie changed my world.