01 January 1990 Factual 30 mins
A film about the history, drama, and glory of Russian ballet abroad. The film is based on interviews with Russian ballerinas Natalia Makarova, Nina Vyrubova, Irina Grzhebina, Irina Vasilyeva, Olga Vershinina-Debasile, and theatrical designers Dmitry Bushen and Alexander Vasiliev.
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