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Ballet 422
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The documentary film tells about how New York City Ballet dancer Justin Peck is delegated to choreograph a new ballet piece
Director:
Jody Lee Lipes
Country:
United States
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Laramie Movie Scope
January 05, 2016 I have zero interest in ballet, but this film held my interest. It isn't so much about ballet itself, as much as it is about all the people involved in creating and presenting a ballet, and how they all work together so effectively.
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Seattle Times
March 12, 2015 It's filled with delicious moments, particularly for dance fans ...
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Globe and Mail
February 27, 2015 What makes Jody Lee Lipes documentary so interesting - even transfixing at times - is the fact that nothing is editorialized or explained. There are no interviews or voice-overs.
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Washington Post
March 05, 2015 For fans of dance, "Ballet 422" will produce plenty of pleasures. But as with great ballet, great movies always benefit from a little drama.
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SF Weekly
December 31, 2015 In this beautifully muted documentary by cinematographer-director Jody Lee Lipes, a New York City Ballet company dancer gets and takes a chance to create his own show.
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San Diego Reader
March 12, 2015 The fly [on the wall] is very good at getting access...but rather less good at giving context.
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Minneapolis Star Tribune
March 12, 2015 For arts, music and dance aficionados, "Ballet 422" is a documentary that will speak (and perhaps sing) to them.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
March 06, 2015 There are few titles and no interviews or narration. Entire scenes go by without anyone speaking. Instead, Ballet 422 is a very intimate look at the process.
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NOW Toronto
December 18, 2015 Since dance is so difficult to describe, there are some great expressions. My favourite is when Justin tells a performer a sequence is "not crispy enough." Thing is, you get what he means.
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The Film Stage
June 06, 2016 With its brisk pace and unique style, Ballet 422 is a cinematic gem that encapsulates the passion of two inspired artists, the one in front of the camera and the one behind it.
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