Bryan Zanisnik Keeps It in the Family: ART21 New York Close Up

Julia and Joyce: Two Stories of Two Dance Pioneers, marks important dance heritage of Trinidad and Tobago and the world, as told through the fascinating histories of two Trinidad and Tobago dance pioneers, now in their seventies. Both Julia Edwards and Joyce Kirton tell their respective stories, full of challenges, humour and triumphs.

Maurice Béjart is one of the twentieth century's most creative people. A child of Marseille's suburbs who became a choreographer, he helped dance to escape its confines to reach a wider audience. With archive footage and personal accounts, we discover the portrait of an extraordinary man.

Sensitive portrait of Trixie, an extraordinary woman who testifies to her experience as a dancer and choreographer. Her personal experiences show a life fascinated by the great icons of dance that she has been and has attended. With her voice as with her body, she sketches her incredible career by tackling the intimate question of the relationship with the aging body.

Hassan Sharif, the founder of the conceptual art movement in the UAE and the most unique, influential, and controversial artist of the region voices the reasons behind choosing his different and new wave of art at a time that wasn't ready for art revolutions. His philosophy stayed enveloped in his work as well as another aspect that will be unfolded for the first time in this film. Hassan Sharif, the founder of the conceptual art movement in the UAE and the most unique, influential, and controversial artist of the region voices the reasons behind choosing his different and new wave of art at a time that wasn't ready for art revolutions. His philosophy stayed enveloped in his work as well as another aspect that will be unfolded for the first time in this film.