SASHA WALTZ – A PORTRAIT
SASHA WALTZ – A PORTRAIT
2013
Director:
Brigitte Kramer
Choreographer:
Sasha Waltz
Sasha Waltz is one of Europe’s best-known and most exciting choreographers. Her choreographies are outstanding as she always surprises with new formations, deep subjects and stunning aesthetic style. She does not only work with dancers: the dialogue with all other art forms is her special interest. Live music has become an important element in her work. With her production of “Dido & Aeneas” in 2005 she developed a new genre: the choreographic opera. Her spectrum is broad: Purcell, Berlioz and Stravinsky, contemporary classical music and opera have become her favourite working fields. She worked twice with French contemporary composer Pascal Dusapin in “Medea” and “Passion”, and with Japanese composer Toshio Hosokawa for “Matsukaze”. All these deep and beautifully choreographed pieces are featured in this film as Sasha Waltz gives us insight to her work. The film portrait by Brigitte Kramer draws a line from 2005 until today – the most important years of Sasha Waltz’ international career.
Label:
Arthaus Musik
Genre:
Dokumentation
Running Time:
153
Picture Format:
16:9
Sound Format:
PCM Stereo
Number of Discs:
1
Region:
0
Languages:
DE, FR, GB
Subtitle Languages:
GB, FR, ES, RUS, Korean, Chine
EAN:
0807280218299
UPC:
807280218299
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