Pina


1h 47m 2011

Brief Synopsis

Homage to late choreographer Pina Bausch (1940-2009), a leading influence in the development of the Tanztheater style of dance. Bausch was the artistic head of Tanztheater Wuppertal, a German group that fuses modern dance with theatrical flourishes into a kind of hybrid art form. Lewis Segal, former

Film Details

Also Known As
Pina 3D
MPAA Rating
Genre
Documentary
Biography
Dance
Foreign
Release Date
2011
Production Company
Arte ; Arte France Cinéma ; Eurowide Film Production ; Hanway Films ; Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg Gmbh ; Road Movies Filmproduktion
Distribution Company
MONGREL MEDIA/M+TROPOLE FILMS DISTRIBUTION/SUNDANCE SELECTS; Sundance Selects; Arthaus (Norway) ; Avalon ; Bim Distribuzione ; Bio Rex Distribution ; Bir Film ; CinTart ; Criterion Collection ; Curzon Artificial Eye ; Edko Films ; Era New Horizons ; Filmcoopi Zurich Ag ; Filmladen Gmbh ; Imovision ; Les Films Du Losange ; Mongrel Media ; Mongrel Media ; Métropole Films Distribution ; Métropole Films Distribution ; NFP Marketing & Distribution ; Odeon S.A. ; Premium Film ; Sundance Selects ; Tiglon A.S. ; Triart Film ; Warner Bros. Pictures International ; Zeta Films (Argentina)
Location
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 47m

Synopsis

Homage to late choreographer Pina Bausch (1940-2009), a leading influence in the development of the Tanztheater style of dance. Bausch was the artistic head of Tanztheater Wuppertal, a German group that fuses modern dance with theatrical flourishes into a kind of hybrid art form. Lewis Segal, former Times dance critic, said that "it is limiting to call her a choreographer; she liked the term 'dance theater.' She was important because she thought everything belonged together -- speech, movement, design, commenting on the audience."

Film Details

Also Known As
Pina 3D
MPAA Rating
Genre
Documentary
Biography
Dance
Foreign
Release Date
2011
Production Company
Arte ; Arte France Cinéma ; Eurowide Film Production ; Hanway Films ; Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg Gmbh ; Road Movies Filmproduktion
Distribution Company
MONGREL MEDIA/M+TROPOLE FILMS DISTRIBUTION/SUNDANCE SELECTS; Sundance Selects; Arthaus (Norway) ; Avalon ; Bim Distribuzione ; Bio Rex Distribution ; Bir Film ; CinTart ; Criterion Collection ; Curzon Artificial Eye ; Edko Films ; Era New Horizons ; Filmcoopi Zurich Ag ; Filmladen Gmbh ; Imovision ; Les Films Du Losange ; Mongrel Media ; Mongrel Media ; Métropole Films Distribution ; Métropole Films Distribution ; NFP Marketing & Distribution ; Odeon S.A. ; Premium Film ; Sundance Selects ; Tiglon A.S. ; Triart Film ; Warner Bros. Pictures International ; Zeta Films (Argentina)
Location
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 47m

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Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Limited Release in United States Winter December 23, 2011

Limited Release in United States Winter January 20, 2012

Limited Release in United States Winter December 23, 2011 (New York City)

Released in United States on Video January 22, 2013

Released in United States on Video January 22, 2013

Limited Release in United States Winter January 20, 2012 (Los Angeles)

Released in United States 2011

Released in United States 2011 (the "Show")

Released in United States 2012 (Awards Buzz : Best Foreign Language Film)

Released in United States 2011 (Special Screening)

Released in United States 2011 (Special Presentation/Docufest)

Released in United States 2012

Released in United States 2011 (Main Slate)

Released in United States 2011 (Spotlight)

Released in United States 2012 (Special Presentations)

Project was temporarily put on hold following the death of Pina Bausch on June 30, 2009.