Movement (r)evolution Africa : a story of an art form in four acts /

Movement (R)evolution Africa explores the emerging African dance movement through the voices and performances of a selection of its trendsetters. The film is intended to expand and invigorate contemporary dance by illuminating critical innovations of African artists.

Bibliographic Details

Corporate Authors:	Company Jant Bi, Company Kongo Ba Teéria, Company Rary, Company Tcheé Tcheé, Documentary Educational Resources (Firm), Raïz di Polon (Dance company), Studios Kabako, Urban Bush Women (Dance company)
Other Authors:	Chipaumire, Nora, Frosch, Joan D., Kovgan, Alla, Linyekula, Faustin, 1974-, Pesa, Sello, Yamazaki, Kota, Zollar, Jawole Willa Jo
Format:	Video
Language:	English French Japanese Lingala Portuguese Shona Wolof
Language Notes:	In English, French, Wolof, Portuguese, Japanese, Shona, and Lingala with English subtitles.
Published:	Watertown, MA : Documentary Educational Resources (DER), 2008
Series:	Dance in video.
Subjects:	Dancers > Africa. Documentary films > Africa. Modern dance > Africa. Short films. Internet videos. Filmed dance. Nonfiction films.
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