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A Last Dance

World Premiere
Available online: 22/03/2025
Director Rami AL RABIH
Choreographer Néphélie Peingnez, Leïla Seri Hartel
France 2024
6 minutes
French
Néphélie reluctantly agrees to meet Leila, one last time, to complete their ongoing video dance project.

Synopsis

Néphélie reluctantly agrees to meet Leila one last time to finish their ongoing video dance project. While they dance, the weight of their charged history begins to surface.

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Néphélie reluctantly agrees to meet Leila one last time to finish their ongoing video dance project. While they dance, the weight of their charged history begins to surface.

Full credits

Section
International Student Competition
Director
Rami AL RABIH
Choreographer
Néphélie Peingnez, Leïla Seri Hartel
Production countries
France
Production year
2024
Duration
6 minutes
Producer
Rami AL RABIH
Distribution
Raksa-Ciné Paris

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