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Keep Moving follows nine dancers from the German Democratic Republic as they face a critical decision in the late years of the GDR. They must choose between remaining with their friends and family or pursuing freedom in the West, reflecting the personal and political tensions of the time.
The film captures the emotional and physical struggles of ballet dancers navigating a divided Germany. It presents their stories against the backdrop of the political climate of the GDR, illustrating the stark contrasts between life in the East and the opportunities in the West.
Why Watch
- •Meet nine GDR dancers facing tough choices.
- •See the impact of the Berlin Wall on personal lives.
- •Find out what freedom meant for East German artists.
Did You Know
•The film features nine dancers from the German Democratic Republic.
•It takes place during the final years of the GDR.
•The documentary runs for 139 minutes.
Perfect For
Cold War historyBallet enthusiastsGerman reunification