"And Then We Danced" is a warm and warm film. The whole film delicately depicts the pain of young dancers who have experienced first love struggling in desire. The superb acting skills of the protagonists show the audience the traditional Georgian dance world. The life of a Georgian dancer
. The protagonist Levin Gelbachyani uses vivid emotional transformation performances to show the protagonist's innocence, anxiety and wisdom beyond age. His eye-catching performance is undoubtedly the core of this movie. In the context of a conservative country, the filmmakers used sensitive language to express the story cleverly through gorgeous shots, endowed the story with authenticity
, and explored the definition of masculinity and sexiness in a fresh and powerful way. The whole movie is like It is an energetic and musical celebration of the dance of life
. Whether it is photography, the good looks of the two male protagonists, and the body language of the dance, the audience feels beautiful
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And Then We Danced evaluation action
2022-01-21 08:02
Extended Reading
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Lewis 2022-03-17 09:01:08
Although it is a Georgian movie, the look and feel is very similar to that of the Russian "Midsummer" last year. Some of the emotions of some music are very amazing. Using dancing to convey emotions to express the relationship between the characters and the characters is also a very brilliant highlight. Finally, I talked about it. It is the male protagonist’s self-identification and the status quo of the Georgian gay community in society. It is a movie watching experience that I enjoy very much, and it can be included in my top ten this year.
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Lesly 2022-03-28 09:01:12
The music and dance with strong Georgian characteristics are not only used as the embellishment of the background board, but also play a prominent role in participating in the narrative, expressing the emotions of the characters, shaping the characters and sublimating the theme. His charming eyes and bright smile are addictive and unforgettable for a long time. The camera is remarkable in capturing delicate emotional changes and subtle expressions and movements. The most knowing scene actually comes from my brother's Touch the head to kill, the solo dance at the end is wonderful. (76)
