Movie of the week
Film: “Close”
Director: Lukas Dhont
Genre: Drama/Narrative
Day: 22 November 2023, Wednesday
Time: 5pm
Location: ME GOODY Space
Entrance: Free
Synopsis:
"Close" is a co-production between France, Belgian and the Netherlands, an intense drama directed by Lukas Dhont that immerses viewers in the world of contemporary ballet through the eyes of the film's young protagonist, Sarah. Sarah, a talented and determined young ballerina, is on the cusp of realizing her dream: to join a prestigious dance academy. However, her journey is fraught with physical and emotional challenges, as she struggles to meet the exacting standards of the demanding dance world.
The film delves deep into the physical and psychological toll of ballet training, as Sarah grapples with the pressures of perfection, body image, and identity. Alongside her supportive but conflicted father, Sarah must navigate a path to self-discovery while striving for artistic excellence. "Close" is a powerful exploration of the sacrifices and aspirations of a young artist, offering an intimate and emotionally resonant look at the world of ballet and the resilience of the human spirit.
Director: Lukas Dhont
Genre: Drama/Narrative
Day: 22 November 2023, Wednesday
Time: 5pm
Location: ME GOODY Space
Entrance: Free
Synopsis:
"Close" is a co-production between France, Belgian and the Netherlands, an intense drama directed by Lukas Dhont that immerses viewers in the world of contemporary ballet through the eyes of the film's young protagonist, Sarah. Sarah, a talented and determined young ballerina, is on the cusp of realizing her dream: to join a prestigious dance academy. However, her journey is fraught with physical and emotional challenges, as she struggles to meet the exacting standards of the demanding dance world.
The film delves deep into the physical and psychological toll of ballet training, as Sarah grapples with the pressures of perfection, body image, and identity. Alongside her supportive but conflicted father, Sarah must navigate a path to self-discovery while striving for artistic excellence. "Close" is a powerful exploration of the sacrifices and aspirations of a young artist, offering an intimate and emotionally resonant look at the world of ballet and the resilience of the human spirit.
