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Bull Rider

Dutch premiere
Available online: 23/03/2024
Director Steven Gray
United States 2023
2 minutes
English
A meditation on dance with Martha Graham, Philip Glass and a bull rider.

Synopsis

Bull Rider merges meditations on dance from choreographer Martha Graham, music by composer Philip Glass and featuring bull rider in action Ouncie Mitchell.

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Bull Rider merges meditations on dance from choreographer Martha Graham, music by composer Philip Glass and featuring bull rider in action Ouncie Mitchell.

Full credits

Section
Competition Shorts and International Short Film Competition
Director
Steven Gray
Production countries
United States
Production year
2023
Duration
2 minutes
Producer
Alexia Oldini

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