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Ghostlight (2003) 5.3
This film portrait of modern dance legend Martha Graham examines the creative process, as well as important events in Martha's pioneering career. Plays thematically with time and memory, ... See full summary » Director:Christopher Herrmann |
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Title: Ghostlight (2003)
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Barbara Rosen
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This film portrait of modern dance legend Martha Graham examines the creative process, as well as important events in Martha's pioneering career. Plays thematically with time and memory, using the actual words of Martha Graham who emerges as a passionate, controversial and egotistical modernist icon that she was. Written by Dan Scheffey
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8 May 2003 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Wasn't quite sure what GHOSTLIGHT was all about when I went to see it at the Tribeca Film Festival last year and was totally blown away by the picture. Really enjoyed watching Richard Move's portrayal of Martha Graham -- and think Martha would, too. Lots of emotional moments, tears and a surprising number of belly laughs! Was very impressed with photography and photographic direction. Some "documentary" footage was so realistic that a number of viewers walked away assuming that it actually was. Am looking forward to the soundtrack CD -- the original score is absolutely beautiful. All in all, a very moving and satisfying movie experience.