Last Dance

Name: Last Dance
Genre: Documentary
Released: July 12, 2002
Duration: 84 min
Rating: 66

2002

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First Run Features | Release Date: July 12, 2002

Summary: An inside look at one of the most innovative dance companies, the Pilobolus Dance Theatre. This documentary follows the development of the dance from its conception, through the process of improvisation and composition, to the premiere and beyond. (First Run Features)

Director: Mirra Bank

Genre(s): Documentary

Runtime: 84 min

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Stephen Holden

One of the thrills of the movie is watching the improvisatory trial-and-error process as the dancers explore psychological themes, contorting their graceful, amazingly limber bodies into visual representations of relationships and emotional states. Read full review

David Sterritt

While it's not a blistering look behind the scenes, Last Dance gives a fuller picture of the creative process than most others of its ilk. Read full review

Clive Barnes

Bank's discursive but oddly riveting documentary, Last Dance, offers a glimpse of what was probably the most important, and conceivably the most bitterly contested, collaboration in Pilobolean history. Read full review

Elizabeth Weitzman

The real highlight is watching the dancers as they progress from their first, tentative improvisations to the final, complex performance. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

An illuminating glimpse into what goes on in the dance studio. Read full review

Christine Temin

Rehearsals are frequently more fascinating than the results. Last Dance, whatever its flaws, fulfills one facet of its mission in making me want to find out whether, in this case, that's true. Read full review

Noel Murray

Displays, in all its discomfort and occasional fruitfulness, the trouble inherent in aesthetics by committee. Read full review

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