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    LA FRESQUE: BALLET PRELJOCAJ

    Title
    LA FRESQUE: BALLET PRELJOCAJ
    SKU
    5514884
    Catalogue No.
    NBD0094V
    UPC
    730099009461
    Label
    Release Date
    May 1, 2019
    Format
    Blu-ray
    Packaging
    Blu-Ray Case
    No. of Discs
    1
    Region Coding
    A,B,C (Blu-Ray)
    TV Standard
    1080p
    Weight
    0.355
    Price
    $56 inc. GST
    Ships From
    Melbourne, AU
    The famous traditional Chinese tale of La Fresque (The Painting on the Wall) tells of two travellers who take shelter at a small temple, one of whom becomes so enraptured by the image of a beautiful girl in a fresco that he is transported into another dimension. Angelin Preljocaj, one of Frances leading contemporary choreographers, explores this mysterious relationship between representation and reality with a spectacular and unforgettable ballet filled with dynamic action, emotive lyricism and powerful responses to the music of Nicolas Godin, one half of the celebrated music duo Air. La Fresque has been admired for its breath-taking scenes (La Terrasse) and its dark and splendid beauty (LHumanite).
    The famous traditional Chinese tale of La Fresque ('The Painting on the Wall') tells of two travellers who take shelter at a small temple, one of whom becomes so enraptured by the image of a beautiful girl in a fresco that he is transported into another dimension. Angelin Preljocaj, one of France's leading contemporary choreographers, explores this mysterious relationship between representation and reality with a spectacular and unforgettable ballet filled with dynamic action, emotive lyricism and powerful responses to the music of Nicolas Godin, one half of the celebrated music duo Air. La Fresque has been admired for it's 'breath-taking scenes' (La Terrasse) and it's 'dark and splendid beauty' (L'Humanite).