Point A2B (2021)
The conversation around gender and gender expression is slowly evolving towards greater inclusion, both in the ballet world and in the greater cultural context. Pointe A2B is a short dance film produced by Ballet22, and aims to push the boundaries of conventional classical ballet by featuring the seldom scene duo of Men 'En Pointe.' Shot entirely in 1 take and navigating through a vast museum-esque space, Pointe A2B celebrates the beauty of classical ballet through an unconventional lens.
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The conversation around gender and gender expression is slowly evolving towards greater inclusion, both in the ballet world and in the greater cultural context. Pointe A2B is a short dance film produced by Ballet22, and aims to push the boundaries of conventional classical ballet by featuring the seldom scene duo of Men 'En Pointe.' Shot entirely in 1 take and navigating through a vast museum-esque space, Pointe A2B celebrates the beauty of classical ballet through an unconventional lens.
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