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Separated into several 30-minute segments, GREAT DANCERS OF OUR TIME captures the diverse and impressive skills of some of the world's finest dancers and choreographers. Working across several different styles, dancers including Vladimir Malakhov, Lucia Laccara, Kiyoko Kimura, Diana Vishneva, Nadja Saidakova, Cyril Pierre, and Christoph B/hm explore movement in the ballet and modern traditions.
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Jacques Offenbach's five-act opera of swirling Parisian hedonism stars the great Helene DeLavault. This Opera National de Lyon production is one of the most famous and acclaimed.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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The Scottish Chamber Orchestra's production of Mozart's Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail (The Abduction from the Harem) is filmed from rehearsals to performance, giving audiences an inside look at the process of mounting an opera. The documentary also traces aspects of Mozart's life including much background on this particular opera which was the composer's most successful work during his lifetime.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAudio: Dolby Stereo Dolby 5.1 SurroundInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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The two eccentric characters who make up Outkast, Big Boi and Dre, are true Renaissance men, whose innovations touch the worlds of music, fashion, and video. Paralleling their wide range of interests, their music itself reflects a talent for fusing multiple genres and categories, encompassing elements of hip-hop, R& B, pop, soul, and funk music. DARE TO BE DIFFERENT is the compelling story of the duo's rise to success, tracking their difficult teen years in Hotlanta through to their salvation, which came in the form of rap music and each other.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Joseph Boulogne, or Le Chevalier Saint Georges (who was also known as
Le Mozart Noir ) was an incredible violin player who managed to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds to take his place on the world`s stages. Eighteenth century society frowned on the talents of Georges, largely due to the color of his skin, but when he picked up a violin and enchanted them with his sublime music, he soon became an important boundary-breaker in the world of music. This documentary tells the story of his life, which saw Georges rise from humble beginnings to lead some of France`s greatest orchestras, as well as becoming a fencer and army General of some repute.
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