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SF Dance Film Festival Announces 2021 Lineup

San Francisco Dance Film Festival announces the complete lineup of films for its October 15-24 2021 festival, streaming online through Marquee TV.

  • Maria Kochetkova in

    Maria Kochetkova in "Diorama" © Sebastian Kloborg

  • Swan (Michaela DePrince) and Franz (Daniel Camargo) in

    Swan (Michaela DePrince) and Franz (Daniel Camargo) in "Coppelia." © Jeff Tudor, Steven De Beul and Ben Tesseur

  • Still from

    Still from "Desasosiego" © Aina Lanas Cartes

San Francisco Dance Film Festival (SFDFF) announces the lineup for its 12th annual edition. From October 15-24, 2021, global audiences will enjoy streaming access through Marquee TV alongside select in-person screenings in San Francisco, continuing availability for new online followers while marking a joyous return to theatres.

Dance documentaries about trailblazing figures and an influential company lead the feature-length films streaming on Marquee TV. 'Ailey' is a resonant portrait of Alvin Ailey, granting access to the elusive visionary who founded Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater (AAADT). The film will be accompanied by an exclusive interview with current AAADT Artistic Director Robert Battle. 'Can You Bring It: Bill T. Jones and D-Man in the Waters' explores the enduring legacy of a tour de force ballet created by Bill T. Jones at the height of the AIDS epidemic. And 'Firestarter: The STory of Bangarra' tells the story of how three young Aboriginal Australian brothers turned a dance company into a First Nations cultural powerhouse.

Streaming globally on Marquee TV will be ten programs of international short dance films from 25 countries. Highlights include 'Screenscapes', featuring dance in unusual and daring new places unique to the screen; 'The Next Stage', showcasing ballet and contemporary dance stars in bold new films; and 'Leaving Legacies', honouring the impact of storied dance teachers and traditions through four documentary shorts.

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