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What is Dancing Chaplin about?
Dancing Chaplin is a documentary. Roland Petit, a celebrated French choreographer, adapts his ballet "Chaplin Dances" into film. First performed in 1991, this ballet combines movement with the iconic artistry of Charlie Chaplin. Masayuki Suo directs the project, bringing his expertise in Japanese cinema to the screen. The documentary captures the collaboration between Petit and Suo, presenting a blend of dance and film that reinvigorates the classic work. The film runs for 131 minutes and was released in 2011.
When was Dancing Chaplin released?
Dancing Chaplin was released in 2011.
How long is Dancing Chaplin?
Dancing Chaplin has a runtime of 131 minutes.
What genre is Dancing Chaplin?
Dancing Chaplin is classified as Arts.
What topics does Dancing Chaplin cover?
Dancing Chaplin explores topics including performance-arts.