Check Your Body at the Door
Dance on Camera 2012
January 27 - 31, 2012
Introductions by director Ina Sotirova, producer Sally Sommer, and the dancers.
This long awaited documentary produced by Sally Sommer, brings to light the House dance culture that has largely been in the dark. The film includes underground footage culled from the past thirty years, with focuses on shared relationships and histories of some of its major players and master free-stylists. The virtuosity of eclectic urban dance styles and the personalities of the people who created these moves are revealed.
PRECEDED BY: freedom2dance (Ina Sotirova, 2011) and DFA Student Film Competition Winner
Introductions by director Ina Sotirova, producer Sally Sommer, and the dancers.
This long awaited documentary produced by Sally Sommer, brings to light the House dance culture that has largely been in the dark. The film includes underground footage culled from the past thirty years, with focuses on shared relationships and histories of some of its major players and master free-stylists. The virtuosity of eclectic urban dance styles and the personalities of the people who created these moves are revealed.
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ALSO SHOWN WITH: DFA Student Film Competition Winner (5m)
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