Tanzt, tanzt, sonst sind wir verloren.

I think so, as a documentary, the protagonist of this film is dance. While ensuring the perfect technique, the director let pina's charm fill the big screen, the water in the peach blossom stream, the boat goes on its own without a paddle, and just follows the trend. Anyway, I can't think of a more suitable way to shoot it :-) , the film is not not a movie, but a very movie, it is a movie that is affectionate and not promiscuous. Wim Wenders' documentaries, whether about singers or dancers, living or dead, are always calm and emotional!

Pina said, "Tanzt, tanzt, sonst sind wir verloren (jump, dance, or we shall be lost)". Pina's life is all about choreographing, dancing, dancing, choreographing. The whole film shows the dances Pina choreographed and maybe skipped, as well as the exclusive interviews with many long-term or short-term collaborations with dancers from the dance group who are subtly influenced by her. As a biography, the shooting method of writing instead of writing and the stars holding the moon has the momentum of a trickle gathering a big river, which is very clever.

If you read it correctly, the film was filmed in the early summer of Germany, with dancers dancing in the bright sunshine, at a busy traffic intersection in Wuppertal, in a noisy market, with the Schwebebahn (hanging tram) overhead. Elevated, the Schwebebahn whizzes by from time to time, and the big logo of McDonald's is far behind. Thanks to 3D, everything is very detailed, and everything seems so illusory, bizarre and surreal! Wuppertal is exactly the place where I used to be hot, blood and sweat when I was young. I jumped on the bus and rail, and looked at the mountains, rivers and foreigners, but I was lost at that time. I cried when I saw Cafe Mueller.

Wuppertal, also the hometown of Engels.

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