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Degas and the Dancer (1999)
A struggling Degas finds inspiration for his art in Marie, a young ballerina. Degas helps Marie tap into the talent she doesn't believe she has while she convinces Degas to persevere despite criticism from the art establishment. An artist and model, they become friends and find in each other what they need to follow their dreams.
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A struggling Degas finds inspiration for his art in Marie, a young ballerina. Degas helps Marie tap into the talent she doesn't believe she has while she convinces Degas to persevere despite criticism from the art establishment. An artist and model, they become friends and find in each other what they need to follow their dreams.
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Written By:Heather Conkie
In Theaters:2/14/1999
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Runtime:56 minutes
Studio:HBO, Devine Entertainment, Alef Jo Film Studio, Cinémaginaire
Cast
David Devine
Director
Thomas Jay Ryan
Edgar Degas
Alison Pill
Marie von Goetham
Kathryn Long
Pauline von Goetham
Stephen Fretwell
Ludovic Halevy
Ian D. Clark
Jules Perrot
Arlene Mazerolle
Sylvie von Goetham
Robin Duke
Zoe
Allen Altman
Manet
Martin Neufeld
Pissarro
Neil Kroetsch
Pierre Lange
Robert Burns
The Spurned Artist
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