In 1985, German director Wim Wenders was prodded by his girlfriend to watch a performance of choreographer Pina Bausch's eerie Café Müller, not knowing that what he was about to witness would change his movies and his life.
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Prior to the death of choreographer Pina Bausch, she and director Wim Wenders had been collaborating on a performance film, to be shot in 3-D. Upon becoming artistic director of what came to be known as the Tanztheater Wuppertal Pin... Read Post
Before seeing Pina, I had agreed with the conventional wisdom that 3D was best suited for action and animated films, though the vast majority of 3D movies I'd seen so far had left me feeling like it shouldn't be used at all. Read Post
Director Wim Wenders newest documentary work, “Pina,” details the life and work of German modern dance choreographer Pina Bausch. Read Post