Rhythm is it!
you can change your life in a dance class

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Authors and Corporations: Stravinsky, Igor (Author, Other), Grube, Thomas (Director), Sanchez-Lansch, Enrique (Director), Rattle, Simon (Other), Maldoom, Royston (Other), Berliner Philharmoniker (Performer)
published: [Berlin] Boomtown Media 2005
Media Type: Visual Media

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Item Description: Enth. u.a.: Le sacre du printemps / von Igor' F. Stravinskij
Orig.: Deutschland 2004
Länge der Doku: 100 Min. - Länge der performance: 40 Min. - Making of und Ausschnitte aus weiteren Education-Projekten + Interviews: 52 Min. - Chronologie der Entstehung des Films + weitere Interviews: 38 Min. - Audiokommentare. - Einleitung zum "Sacre du printemps" durch Simon Rattle
Physical Description: 3 DVD-Videos in Album mit Schuber, PAL, Ländercode 2, ca. 270 Min., farb., PCM stereo; 12 cm; 1 Beil. ([1]) Bl
Edition: 3-Disc Collector's Edition
Language: English, German
Subjects:
Rhythm is it! - You can change your life in a danceclass
Le sacre du printemps (Nijinskij)
Dance > Production and direction > Germany > Berlin
Dance > Study and teaching > Germany > Berlin
Jugendsozialarbeit
Deutschland
Film
DVD-Video
Collection: UdK Berlin
Verbundkatalog Film
Notes: Dt. Untertitel
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The film accompanies three teenage protagonists in Berlin during the three-month rehearsals for a dance performance, choreographed by Royston Maldoom and accompanied by the Berliner Philharmoniker. There is Marie, who is still desperately trying to pass her secondary school leaving exams; Olayinka, who has recently arrived in Germany as a war-orphan from Nigeria; and Martin, who is battling to overcome his inhibitions. A sensitive and moving testimony to the power of dance and the raw talent of young people.