Project Detail

Wayne McGregor - Going Somewhere

Name: Wayne McGregor - Going Somewhere
Director: Catherine Maximoff
Genre: Music, Dance
Released: 2011
Duration: 80 mins

Synopsis

Wayne McGregor never looks behind. This British choreographer multiplies experiences that are sources of infinite experimentation and improvement. Illustrated by fantastic and even extreme choreographic clips, this documentary makes us discover this passionate artist and contagious creativity. Since dancers from his company are also his research material, he feeds them: during a workshop led by a doctor in neurology or during his residence in a small British town’shigh school, dancers turn out to be researchers themselves.

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Details

Year: 2011
Type of project: Features
Running time: 80 mins
Format: HD
Director: Catherine Maximoff
Producer: Patrice Nezan
Co-Producer: MJW Productions, Random Dance, Arte
Director of Photography: Samuel Dravet

Genre

Music Dance

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Les films du Présent

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www.lesfilmsdupresent.fr/2011/wayne-mcgregor-–-going-somewhere

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MK2

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