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202067 minGdocumentary

Beyond My Steps

202067 minGdocumentary

Five dancers question the transformation of tradition, culture, memory, and identity in their lives over the course of 67 minutes.

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Five dancers question the transformation of tradition, culture, memory, and identity in their lives over the course of 67 minutes.

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Kamy Laradirector

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Five dancers come together to reflect on their lives and experiences. They perform in various settings, discussing themes of tradition, culture, memory, and identity. Through movement and conversation, they assess how these concepts have changed over time. The film runs for 67 minutes and was released in 2020. It captures the personal and collective narratives of the dancers as they navigate their artistic and cultural landscapes.

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