Directed by:
Alan BrownScreenplay:
Alan BrownCinematography:
Derek McKaneComposer:
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A story about Chip, an 18 year-old who recently arrived from Kansas and joins a modern dance company. In his first weeks, Chip is initiated into the rites of passage of a New York dancer’s life, where discipline and endless hard work, camaraderie and competitiveness, the fear of not being good enough, and the joy of getting it just right, inform every minute of every day. (Monterrey International Film Festival)
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This year, I saw And Then We Danced, which would fall into a similar category as Five Dances, but the former was a bit more appealing to me. Five Dances feels more like a TV movie, which of course I didn't mind, but I was expecting more tense and powerful scenes. It's filmed in a nice and likeable way, with good music and nicely done dance numbers, but I felt that it was missing something, something that would make me think about the film even in a week.
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