Film Lens
In 'Five Days to Dance', choreographers Wilfried van Popple and Amaya Lubeigt work with high school students to prepare a stage performance in just five days. The film captures the dynamics of teenage life as students confront their social roles and personal insecurities. A handsome boy, previously the focus of attention, finds himself eclipsed, while a shy student surprises everyone by stepping into a leadership role.
The documentary follows the students as they learn dance techniques and gain confidence. The process not only teaches them about dance but also fosters personal growth and self-discovery. The film culminates in a performance that presents the students' newfound confidence and camaraderie, providing a glimpse into their transformative experiences.
Why Watch
- •Meet choreographers Wilfried van Popple and Amaya Lubeigt.
- •See how a shy student becomes a leader in just five days.
- •Find out how dance can change teenage lives.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Rafael Moles and released in 2014.
•The documentary has a runtime of 79 minutes.
•It features students from a high school, highlighting their social dynamics.
•The production took place in Spain, as indicated by the country of origin.
Perfect For
Teenage self-discoveryDance enthusiastsEducational projects