Choreographic Art on the Cinema Screen: Film-Ballet or Ballet-Film?
Abstract
The article investigates a stage production organically combining choreography and screen art based on Chopin’s ‘Die Kameliendame’ choreographed by John Neumeier whose oeuvre has become a hallmark in modern ballet. tte author compares the stage version of ‘Die Kameliendame’ with its screen adaptation.
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Review
For citations:
Khokhlova D.E. Choreographic Art on the Cinema Screen: Film-Ballet or Ballet-Film? Vestnik VGIK. 2018;10(3(37)):107-115. (In Russ.)
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