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Director: <\/strong>Wim Wenders<\/a>
\nYear:<\/strong> 2011<\/p>\n

If you love Pina Bausch, this film is for you. We typically go and see her dance troupe every two years when they’re here in the city. And this film is a great testament to those performances. But what’s more, Wim Wenders does an amazing job of cinematography, showing us a different vantage point which re-interprets some of the dances. It feels like you’re on stage with them. Very well done.<\/p>\n

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