01 January 1978 10 mins
Dansité is the visualization, in cinematic space and time, of two bodies in motion; mobile, immobile, intertwined, broken, tense, restrained, suspended between heaven and earth, sand and rock, they suddenly stop, fixing the eternity of the moment.
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Jean-Paul Dupuis Director
France 01 January 1978
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