Un sueño en el abismo

A dance show for the camera in three parts with 36 dancers about the themes of separation, connection, and the embodiment of the human spirit, performed by The Paris Opera Ballet and directed by Tommy Pascal.

Over the course of a day, Tom waits for test results from his doctor and Jean contemplates the state of her long-distance relationship.

Lynn, a rookie journalist is thrown into the field and has to do an exclusive with Duffman Brown, a troubled athlete who lost it all. When she learns who he really is, she becomes too close to the story which creates friction with her boss, who threatens to fire Lynn and cancel the article. After Duffman makes a bold, undeniable statement, Lynn hires a Lawyer to fight for the rights to Duffman's story.

The story is set in 1844 when a group of working-class people from the town of Rochdale came together to change the unfair society they were living in. Fed up with dishonest and corrupt shopkeepers selling poor quality products at high prices they decide to take matters into their own hands. By pooling the few resources they have, the group manage to get enough money together to open their own shop and pledge to only sell quality, unadulterated products, sharing the profits fairly with their customers. The shop is only small and stocks just a handful of products like butter, flour and sugar, but the idea itself is revolutionary and the way they do business is fundamentally different in its nature.

Communists debating unfair bonuses in one Soviet company.