Pina (Wenders)

[B-side]

Couldn't find a thread for this, so here it is. Supposed to be released in the US later this month. Looks excellent, and to have easily the best use of 3D in a film so far.

The site won't embed the trailer, so here (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4oCNsJHJDA) it is.

[Watashi]

Couldn't find a thread for this, so here it is. Supposed to be released in the US later this month. Looks excellent, and to have easily the best use of 3D in a film so far.



And you're judging this by what exactly?

[B-side]

And you're judging this by what exactly?

By the fact that it looks awesome, and the premise sounds perfect for 3D.

[Spinal]

The perfect marriage of subject matter and director. This film captures the artistry of a genius and does so with care and delicacy. Wenders never strays too far from Pina's extraordinary work, but also masterfully allows us to experience the individuality of each of Pina's dancers. We see how Pina was not just a dictator who ordered around a collection of bodies. We see how she cherished difference and individuality and brought that out in those she worked with. Achingly beautiful.

[number8]

What Spinal said. Absolutely fantastic use of 3D, too. First 3D movie I've seen where I really can't imagine seeing it in 2D.

[Spinal]

Absolutely fantastic use of 3D, too. First 3D movie I've seen where I really can't imagine seeing it in 2D.

Yes to all of this.

[Ezee E]

I fell asleep to this during Telluride. It was 8 AM, and I was out till 2 AM the night prior. Not the best of viewing circumstances.

[ledfloyd]

easily my favorite documentary from the last year.

[NickGlass]

Oh, yes, this is lovely.