Ten trapeze artists from 11 countries share their experiences and challenges while pursuing their craft over a two-year period.
“My vertigo is not fear of heights, but the desire to fly.”
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Ten trapeze artists from 11 countries share their experiences and challenges while pursuing their craft over a two-year period.
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Philippe Belanguer performs high above the ground, embodying the dedication of trapeze artists in Grazing the Sky. Over 87 minutes, the film follows ten circus performers across 11 countries, including Spain, Portugal, and Mexico. Filmed over two years, it captures their daily lives and the challenges of a nomadic existence. Personal stories and striking performances reveal their commitment to the art of circus. Director Horacio Alcalá presents a vivid portrait of contemporary circus life and the pursuit of excellence.
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- Meet trapeze artists from 11 countries.
- Follow the lives of circus performers over two years.
- See breathtaking circus performances firsthand.
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- The film follows ten trapeze artists over a span of two years.
- Grazing the Sky covers circus performers from 11 different countries.
- The documentary includes performances in languages such as English, Italian, and Spanish.
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Who directed Grazing the Sky?
Grazing the Sky was directed by Horacio Alcalá.
How long is the documentary Grazing the Sky?
Grazing the Sky has a duration of 87 minutes.
In how many countries does Grazing the Sky take place?
The documentary takes place across 11 countries.
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