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A Monologue in the Intermission (2018)
Vessa Tonova, a Bulgarian classical ballet dancer, is getting ready to retire after 25 years. Performing Swan Lake for the very last time, she speaks of her past and, more importantly, her future. An intimate conversation from the dancer's dressing-room.
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Vessa Tonova, a Bulgarian classical ballet dancer, is getting ready to retire after 25 years. Performing Swan Lake for the very last time, she speaks of her past and, more importantly, her future. An intimate conversation from the dancer's dressing-room.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Peter Vulchev
In Theaters:11/10/2018
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:EQUAL
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