Nine minutes capture the Canet de Mar Theatre Group as they rehearse Chantal Maillard's Medea, revealing a tense calm through spontaneous gestures.
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Nine minutes capture the Canet de Mar Theatre Group as they rehearse Chantal Maillard's Medea, revealing a tense calm through spontaneous gestures.
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At the Canet de Mar Theatre, young actors rehearse Chantal Maillard's play Medea. Their spontaneous gestures and varied expressions create a tense atmosphere. The group reflects on the themes of the original text, questioning the identities of Medea's children. Andrés Duque returns to D'A to provide insights into contemporary issues, linking the ancient story to modern life. This 9-minute documentary captures the rehearsal process and the actors' interpretations.
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Why Watch
- See the Canet de Mar Theatre Group in action.
- Meet Andrés Duque and his contemporary insights.
- Find out how young actors reinterpret Medea.
Did You Know
- The documentary is 9 minutes long.
- The Canet de Mar Theatre Group includes young people from diverse backgrounds.
- Chantal Maillard's play Medea is the central focus of the rehearsals.
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Who wrote the play Medea?
Chantal Maillard wrote the play Medea.
What is the duration of the documentary Medea?
The duration of the documentary Medea is 9 minutes.
What type of group is the Canet de Mar Theatre Group?
The Canet de Mar Theatre Group includes young people of diverse backgrounds and situations.
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