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The Dance
Thrillingly documenting the creation of a new dance show by Michael Keegan-Dolan, acclaimed Irish filmmaker Pat Collins reveals a work that is expressive and exhilarating.
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Thrillingly documenting the creation of a new dance show by Michael Keegan-Dolan, acclaimed Irish filmmaker Pat Collins reveals a work that is expressive and exhilarating.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Harvest Films
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Pat Collins
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Michael Keegan-Dolan
Himself
Imogen Alvares
Herself - Dancer
Róisín Byrne Dunne
Herselft - Dancer
Tyler Carney
Herself - Dancer
Kim Ceysens
Herself - Dancer
Aki Iwamoto
Herself - Dancer
Zen Jefferson
Himself - Dancer
Amit Noy
Himself - Dancer
James O'Hara
Himself - Dancer
Keir Patrick
Himself - Dancer
Ellie Poirier-Dolan
Herself - Dancer
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