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The Dance of the Hawk

1984, English. Directed by Robert Cahen.

Legendary characters in medieval and oriental costumes meet near a well. A slow ritual punctuated by races that the shot transforms and expands through slow motion. Choreographic tale by Ma Danse Rituel Théâtre, based on the show Le Puits de l'épervier by Hideyuki Yano. Legendary characters in medieval and oriental costumes meet near a well. Slow ritual punctuated by races that the shot transforms and expands through slow motion.

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1 January 1984
Original title
La danse de l'épervier

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The Dance of the Hawk (1984) was directed by Robert Cahen.

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