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Pina

2011 · Movie · PG · 106 min

7.4(281)unSUB Rating

Documentary

This 3D dance film follows an acclaimed ensemble as they bring to life a celebrated choreographer’s distinctive work. Through performances and movement, it offers an immersive look at the company’s artistry and the inspiration behind their stage creations.

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Details
Years
2011
Release date
2011-02-24
Language
German
Rated
PG
Runtime
106 min
TMDB rating (input)
7.4/10 (281 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want an immersive, performance-driven experience that highlights expressive dance and creative staging; Not for you if you need a plot-heavy narrative or lots of dialogue, like in Buena Vista Social Club.

Pros: immersive 3D performances; inspiring dance artistry; distinctive stage pieces | Cons: minimal traditional story; niche appeal; slow for some

Themes

  • choreographer
  • choreography
  • modern dance

Awards & recognition

  • European Film AwardBest Documentary · 2011
  • Academy AwardBest Documentary Feature Film · 2012 · nominated
  • International Submission to the Academy Awards · 2012 · nominated
  • European Film AwardBest Documentary · 2011 · nominated

Cast & crew

  • Regina Advento

    Regina Advento

    as Self

  • Malou Airaudo

    Malou Airaudo

    as Self

  • Ruth Amarante

    Ruth Amarante

    as Self

  • Pina Bausch

    Pina Bausch

    as Self (archive footage)

  • Jorge Puerta

    Jorge Puerta

    as Self

  • Mechthild Großmann

    Mechthild Großmann

    as Self

  • Rainer Behr

    Rainer Behr

    as Self

  • Andrey Berezin

    Andrey Berezin

    as Self

  • Josephine Ann Endicott

    Josephine Ann Endicott

    as Self

  • Helena Pikon

    Helena Pikon

    as Self

Directed by Wim Wenders