An Aquatic Tale of The Little Mermaid (2023)
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Pick Up Your Feet, The Double Dutch Show (1981)
Filmed in New York City, the documentary follows young competitors preparing for the Double Dutch Championship held at Lincoln Center’s Fountain Plaza. Observing practices, performances, and conversations with the participants, the film highlights the athletic skill, coordination, and teamwork involved in the competitive jump-rope sport while allowing the athletes to speak for themselves.
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Filmed in New York City, the documentary follows young competitors preparing for the Double Dutch Championship held at Lincoln Center’s Fountain Plaza. Observing practices, performances, and conversations with the participants, the film highlights the athletic skill, coordination, and teamwork involved in the competitive jump-rope sport while allowing the athletes to speak for themselves.
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