Black and Tan Fantasy / Répétition

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In 1947, Françoise Sullivan firts came into contact with the music and dance  of black Harlem neighbourhoods in New York. At the time, she choreographed Black and Tan, to the music of Duke Ellington, which she performed the following year in Montreal in the famous dance recital at Ross House. The documentary takes us behind the scenes to the re-creation of the work, as performed tofay by dancer Ginette Boutin in the artist’s studio and on stage in a deserted bar.

Awards and mentions
Prix Tremplin pour le monde ICI ARTV
33e Festival international du film sur l'art
Montréal
2015
2015
Canada
23:00
Original language
English
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Credits

Choregraphy
Françoise Sullivan
Dancers
Ginette Boutin
Voice
Hélène Prévost
Françoise Sullivan
Cinematography
Steeve Desrosiers
Editing
Mario Côté

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Color
Shooting format
HD
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Also available in French

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Dance, jazz, choreography, Françoise Sullivan