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Giselle
New Zealand 2013, 104 minutes
Dir. Toa Fraser
Genres: Documentary / Dance
Synopsis: Toa Fraser directs this stunning film version The Royal New Zealand Ballet’s universally acclaimed production of Giselle.
Aroview: While the Met Opera and National Theatre have established international brands and reputations to lead them, Toa Fraser’s GISELLE has something else — it works as cinema. Beautifully shot by ace Leon Narbey and his team of dedicated cinematographers — like Scorsese’s Rolling Stones film SHINE A LIGHT, Narbey insisted that every camera operator be a first-rate shooter in his own right —GISELLE showcases the sublime performances of principals Gillian Murphy and Qi Huan as well as Kendall Smith’s beautiful lighting. ~ Dan Slevin
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2 stars (Good Try) Its good that these kind of performances are captured on film. The ballet looked okay, but I'd be more interested in the behind the scenes cock ups that would go with any production. ~Tubbs
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