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The Heart Dances - The Journey of The Piano: The Ballet at Akaroa Cine Cafe

The Heart Dances - The Journey of The Piano: The Ballet

THU 4 APR

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Akaroa Cine Cafe

99 mins | Rated Exempt

Directed by Rebecca Tansley

Starring Jiří Bubeníček, Otto Bubeníček, Moss Patterson, Patricia Barker


Director Rebecca Tansley (Crossing Rachmaninoff) examines the Royal New Zealand Ballet adaptation of Jane Campion classic The Piano.

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Director Rebecca Tansley (Crossing Rachmaninoff) examines the Royal New Zealand Ballet adaptation of Jane Campion classic The Piano.

"Czech choreographer Jiří Bubeníček and his twin brother and designer, Otto are stars in the European dance world, creators of vital, innovative contemporary ballets. Rebecca Tansley follows them from Prague to Aotearoa as they take up an invitation from the Royal New Zealand Ballet to expand their adaptation, made in Germany in 2015, of Jane Campion’s film. Tansley’s documentary feasts on the sheer beauty of the Bubeníčeks’ work – the music, the theatricality, the costumes, the suite of achingly expressive pas de deux at the heart of the piece." (New Zealand International Film Festival)

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The Heart Dances - The Journey of The Piano: The Ballet

THU 4 APR

Coming Soon to
Akaroa Cine Cafe


99 mins | Rated Exempt | Documentary, Festival & Independent

Directed by Rebecca Tansley | Starring Jiří Bubeníček, Otto Bubeníček, Moss Patterson, Patricia Barker


Director Rebecca Tansley (Crossing Rachmaninoff) examines the Royal New Zealand Ballet adaptation of Jane Campion classic The Piano.

"Czech choreographer Jiří Bubeníček and his twin brother and designer, Otto are stars in the European dance world, creators of vital, innovative contemporary ballets. Rebecca Tansley follows them from Prague to Aotearoa as they take up an invitation from the Royal New Zealand Ballet to expand their adaptation, made in Germany in 2015, of Jane Campion’s film. Tansley’s documentary feasts on the sheer beauty of the Bubeníčeks’ work – the music, the theatricality, the costumes, the suite of achingly expressive pas de deux at the heart of the piece." (New Zealand International Film Festival)

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