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How They Made That Amazing Opening Dance Sequence In Gaspar Noé’s ‘Climax’

DANCE Posted: March 6, 2019 8:03 am

“Shot in a single-take, the [five-minute] dance routine is more than just choreographed steps. It shows off the dancers’ individual styles which include voguing, an improvisational dance form that mixes exaggerated model poses with mime-like movement; waacking, characterized by rapid arm movements; and krumping, an aggressive and emotional dance born on the streets of South L.A.” Choreographer Nina McNeely talks to a reporter about the strange ways the sequence came together. – Los Angeles Times

DANCE Published: 03.04.19

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