Dancing Bournonville (1979)
At danse Bournonville is a portrait of the Bournonville tradition at the Royal Danish ballet that has survived for 150 years on the basis of a few notes and the memories of the dancers and is the basis of the special nature and global reputation the company enjoys. The film was created in continuation of, and drawing on, Leth and Holmberg's experience in making Peter Martins - en danser.
Director: Jørgen Leth
Runtime: 52 min
Release Date: January 1, 1979
Screenplay
Cinematography: Dan Holmberg
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Jørgen Leth
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Dancing Bournonville about?
- At danse Bournonville is a portrait of the Bournonville tradition at the Royal Danish ballet that has survived for 150 years on the basis of a few notes and the memories of the dancers and is the basis of the special nature and global reputation the company enjoys. The film was created in continuation of, and drawing on, Leth and Holmberg's experience in making Peter Martins - en danser.
- Who directed Dancing Bournonville?
- Dancing Bournonville was directed by Jørgen Leth.
- How long is Dancing Bournonville?
- Dancing Bournonville has a runtime of 52m (52 minutes).