Rosas Danst Rosas

Rosas Danst Rosas

Release date : June 18, 1997
Runtime : 57m
Countries of origin : Belgium /
Original Language : Dutch /
Production companies : Sophimages /
June 18, 1997 57m Belgium Music Dutch More
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Thierry De Mey filmed Rosas danst Rosas in the former technical school of architect Henry Van de Velde in Leuven. The film version is much shorter than the show itself. In his film Thierry De Mey opts for a heavily ‘inter-cut’ version in which, apart from the cast of four dancers from 1995 and 1996, he also has all the other performers from the long history of the show dance along. He makes maximum use of the geometrical and spatial qualities of the Van de Veldes building. Incidentally, the building was thoroughly renovated straight after the film was made, making it one of the last testimonials to the original architecture. The film was shown on all of the major European television channels and also had a cinema career in the ‘art house circuit’.
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  • title:Rosas Danst Rosas
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1997
  • Runtime:57m
  • Genres: Music · Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin: Belgium ·
  • Original Language: Dutch ·
  • Director: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker / Thierry De Mey /
  • Writers: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker · Thierry De Mey ·
  • Production companies: Sophimages ·
  • Overview:Thierry De Mey filmed Rosas danst Rosas in the former technical school of architect Henry Van de Velde in Leuven. The film version is much shorter than the show itself. In his film Thierry De Mey opts for a heavily ‘inter-cut’ version in which, apart from the cast of four dancers from 1995 and 1996, he also has all the other performers from the long history of the show dance along. He makes maximum use of the geometrical and spatial qualities of the Van de Veldes building. Incidentally, the building was thoroughly renovated straight after the film was made, making it one of the last testimonials to the original architecture. The film was shown on all of the major European television channels and also had a cinema career in the ‘art house circuit’.
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