DCP

Let’s Get the Rhythm: The Life and Times of Miss Mary Mack

Irene Chagall
Part of

Dance on Camera 2015

January 30 - February 3, 2015

Q&A with Irene Chagall!

The wondrous hand-clapping games of inner-city playgrounds in New York City and the remote corners of the world alike become a music genre and a fertile subject for exploration in this delightful homage to the beauty of the beat. Screening with Bookin‘ (John Kirkscey, 17m).

DIRECTOR
Irene Chagall
YEAR
2014
COUNTRY
USA
RUNTIME
55 minutes
FORMAT
DCP
START DATE
January 30, 2015

Q&A with Irene Chagall!

The wondrous hand-clapping games of inner-city playgrounds in New York City and the remote corners of the world alike become a music genre and a fertile subject for exploration in this delightful homage to the beauty of the beat. Three 8-year-old girls charm with personal insights of the hand-clapping experience, while archival footage collected by Alan Lomax and choice observations by ethnomusicologists, folklorists, and just plain folks stress the empowering impact of the practice on the lives of women.

Screening with:

Bookin’
John Kirkscey, USA, 2013, HDCAM, 17m

Bookin’ explores the idea of dance fusion with two jookers (urban street dancers) and two ballet dancers who merge their styles to a soundtrack that mixes hip-hop beats and cello at a famous Memphis juke joint.

Let’s Get the Rhythm: The Life and Times of Miss Mary Mack
Let’s Get the Rhythm: The Life and Times of Miss Mary Mack
Let’s Get the Rhythm: The Life and Times of Miss Mary Mack
Let’s Get the Rhythm: The Life and Times of Miss Mary Mack
Let’s Get the Rhythm: The Life and Times of Miss Mary Mack

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