Documentary films about dances will be shown at the festival "Context. Diana Vishneva" Automatic translate

MOSCOW. On November 26, the II International Choreography Festival “Context. Diana Vishneva. " This year, for the first time, four documentaries on dance will be screened as part of the event. Screenings will be held at the Documentary Film Center.

According to the festival program, on November 26, at 17.00, a demonstration of the first film will begin - the Norwegian film “Ballet Boys”, which tells about three teenagers who dream of joining a ballet troupe. In addition to the central plot line, which describes all the hardships of a dancer’s career, there are secondary events in the film that contribute to a more complete understanding of the character of the characters. Victories and defeats, love and disappointments, dreams, sacrifices - future dancers have a difficult path to success and glory.

The next flight, which will be shown on the same day at 19.00, will be the Belgian painting "Before we leave." This unusual experiment film consists solely of sounds. Music, noise, silence, movement and dance are all parts of the unique atmosphere that the directors tried to convey to the audience. The main characters in the film were three elderly people.

The film “Everything is possible”, incredible in emotional content, will be shown to viewers on November 26 at 21.00 at the Documentary Film Center. The plot of this picture is based on a story about adolescents from the center of social adaptation, who put on their own a touching dance performance.

Program for showing documentaries of the festival “Context. Diana Vishneva "closes November 27 with a demonstration of the tape" Just Ahead ", telling about the famous Latin American dancer Julio Bocca. Little Julio began dancing at the age of four. At the age of 15 he already performed in the best theaters of Venezuela and Brazil. The documentary tells the audience the story of the development of the dancer Julio Bocca. The show starts at 19.00.

Svetlana Korableva © Gallerix.ru