DVD + Blu-Ray:
Hans van Manen – Just Dance the Steps
Just Dance the Steps is a personal portrait of the Dutch choreographer Hans van Manen in the run-up to his 90th birthday by film director Willem Aerts.
Just Dance the Steps_DVD front cover © Naxos Audiovisual Division / Photos: © Wilko van Oosterhout
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Tomtit Film & AVROTROS Present
Hans van Manen – Just Dance the Steps
A Film by Willem Aerts
Just Dance the Steps is a fascinating personal portrait of the Dutch choreographer Hans van Manen in the run-up to his 90th birthday. For over five years director Willem Aerts followed and observed this internationally acclaimed master of contemporary ballet during his life and work at Dutch National Ballet in Amsterdam, in the studio of the Ballett am Rhein in Düsseldorf and at Nederlands Dans Theater in The Hague. This powerful tribute and inspirational portrayal looks back at van Manen’s remarkable artistic legacy, and documents a life that remains inseparable from dance and choreography.
Produced with the support of AFK, Hans van Manen Foundation and VandenEnde Foundation | © Tomtit Film & AVROTROS, 2024
BAC226 / BAC526
Total playing time: 90 minutes
Language: English, Dutch / Subtitles: English, German, Japanese, Korean
DVD 9 · NTSC 16:9 / BD 25 · HD 16:9
PCM Stereo 2.0 and DTS Surround 5.1 / PCM stereo and DTS-MA 5.1
© Bel Air Classiques, 2025
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