Pina

By Tressa 2022-08-07 13:13:06

Pina--It's a Story about Pina and Dance

I know Pina from the Spanish director Almodovar's film "Talk to Her". The title is the scene from "Mueller's Cafe," starring Pina. The male protagonist burst into tears, and the director turned the camera. Shoot him sideways, like another audience member in the audience secretly looking at the crying man in front. This close-up really touched me. What exactly made this man burst into tears, and the lonely...

By Braxton 2022-06-08 12:10:16

Pina is Filled with Elegance and Artistic Dance

Pina Bausch, a German modern dance artist, died in 2009. The film includes excerpts from several of her dance plays, as well as the memories of her performers. I hadn't heard of Pina Bausch before; I just wanted to see the dance in the film.

The expressive power of modern dance is powerful and abstract. I don't...

By Amelie 2022-04-21 09:03:52

Let you who don't understand modern dance at all also be shocked

First of all I'm really sorry, I don't understand modern dance at all. Secondly, I have to say sorry, I don't know how to appreciate documentaries at all.

But this half-documentary, half-performance 3D movie still shocked me. Dance, mostly dance. It seems to have gotten rid of all kinds of etiquette fetters. Every step and every hand is a straightforward display of soul, so that even people who have no knowledge of dancing can grasp the emotions that the dancers want to express....

By Gaetano 2022-04-21 09:03:52

"PINA": Dedicated to Pina Bausch

"This is not a film about Bina, but a film dedicated to Bina," said German director Wim Wenders. Therefore, even though this is a documentary called "PINA", it does not see Pina Bausch (1940-2009)'s family background, growth process, and the opportunity for her to enter the dance world, even in the film She was almost invisible in the middle of the night, but Bina did exist. In every dance she creates, in the words of every dancer she has worked with, "or rather, we are all part of her," says...

By Ansley 2022-04-21 09:03:52

The dancer who talks to the soul of life——After watching the documentary "Pina"

"Pina" is a documentary filmed by the famous German director Wim Wenders to commemorate Pina Bausch, the "First Lady of German Modern Dance". The film uses several of Pina's dance works "Café Mueller", "Rite of Spring", and "Full Moon" throughout the memories of her students and friends. Expanding to the city of Upata, which is full of industrial landscapes, using 3D film technology, it interprets Pina's unique and wonderful dance aesthetics in a three-dimensional manner, showing Pina's...

By Ray 2023-08-19 22:08:45

Fall down and then caught, kissed and then divided. Lined up in a row to lift the bangs, the girl instantly turned into an old woman, and the boy's temples were gray in an instant. Where can the stage be, a corner of the downtown, suspended light rail, waterfalls and streams, barren slopes on the top of the mountain; what can the body show, the passage of time, the beauty of power, the mystery of nature, the confusion of interpersonal relationships. Women with men's muscles, the perfect...

By Conrad 2023-08-12 10:34:45

Words to describe this movie are pale! The dance is terrifyingly...

By Mona 2023-06-29 13:43:12

The effect of watching this in the theater is different. The music is awesome. It is shocking to me, who has never been exposed to modern dance. Looking at the past from the perspective of pina's colleagues, pina is even more...

By Natalie 2023-06-01 15:28:02

A piece of shit. ....

By Filiberto 2023-05-21 01:17:52

Fragile soul, the ultimate softness is rigidity, endless love and pain, numbness and outburst, bondage and freedom, contradiction and nervousness... and the aerial subway in 451, I love the surreal country and the original tension in the lens. dancer. episode? : The woman in the front row left halfway, and her boyfriend ran...