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Pomp 

‘Pomp’. Last chapter of the series. The colors blue and gold are dominating this film. ‘The Blue Hour’ – glittering stars at the night sky and on vaudeville stages. Finger dances in golden gloves of satin, full glasses of champagne in circle choreographies, collective ‘Golden Showers’. Performers in bluecatsuits. Everything moving in circles. Pure ‘Pomp’.
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‘Pomp’. Last chapter of the series. The colors blue and gold are dominating this film. ‘The Blue Hour’ – glittering stars at the night sky and on vaudeville stages. Finger dances in golden gloves of satin, full glasses of champagne in circle choreographies, collective ‘Golden Showers’. Performers in bluecatsuits. Everything moving in circles. Pure ‘Pomp’.

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Directed By:Katrina Daschner
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Lady Chutney Production

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