Isadora Duncan movement from the soul

A documentary about the life and influence of the San Francisco-born pioneer of dance and artistic freedom that includes the following performances of her work by the Oakland Ballet: Water study (1900), Narcissus (1900), Moments musical (1901), Blue Danube waltz (1902), Dance of the furies (1911), Classical duet (1906), Dance of the blessed spirits (1907), Allegro vivace (1915), Revolutionary (1921) and Mother (1921).

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"Art of Isadora Duncan"
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"Isadora Duncan is a documentary about the life and work of the San Francisco-born pioneer of dance, artistic freedom, and women's rights. It is an analysis of Duncan as artist and rebel: a study of a woman who dared to defy Victorian/Puritan mores."
"A documentary on the life and work of dance pioneer Isadora Duncan. A study of a woman who dared to defy Victorian mores."
""Traces the life and artistic development of Isadora Duncan, often called the mother of modern dance, as well as the social, personal, and political influences behind her dance. Interweaves recreations of excerpts from twelve of Duncan's dances with archival film and photographs and biographical details.""
"In this documentary, the details of Isadora Duncan's tumultuous life and career are interwoven with recreations of twelve of her dances to provide a portrait of one of this century's most outspoken and intriging personalities."
"A documentary about the life and influence of the San Francisco-born pioneer of dance and artistic freedom that includes the following performances of her work by the Oakland Ballet: Water study (1900), Narcissus (1900), Moments musical (1901), Blue Danube waltz (1902), Dance of the furies (1911), Classical duet (1906), Dance of the blessed spirits (1907), Allegro vivace (1915), Revolutionary (1921) and Mother (1921)."@en
"Traces the life and artistic development of Isadora Duncan, often called the mother of modern dance, as well as the social, personal, and political influences behind her dance. Interweaves recreations of excerpts from twelve of Duncan's dances with archival film and photographs and biographical details."
"Traces the life and artistic development of Isadora Duncan, often called the mother of modern dance, as well as the social, personal, and political influences behind her dance. Interweaves recreations of excerpts from twelve of Duncan's dances with archival film and photographs and biographical details."@en
"Documentary on Isadora Duncan's life and art, narrated as though by Duncan herself, and illustrated with historical footage, still photographs, and dances from her repertory, as handed down by her students and adopted daughters Anna, Irma, and Lisa Duncan."
"Traces the life and artistic development of Isadora Duncan, often called the mother of modern dance, as well as the social, personal, and political influences behind her dance."@en
"Traces the life and artistic development of Isadora Duncan, often called the mother of modern dance, as well as the social, personal, and political influences behind her dance."
"Isadora Duncan is a documentary about the life and work of the San Francisco-born pioneer of dance, artistic freedom, and women's rights. It is an analysis of Duncan as artist and rebel: a study of a woman who dared to defy Victorian/Puritan mores."@en
"Isadora Duncan is a documentary about the life and work of the San Francisco-born pioneer of dance, artistic freedom, and women's rights. It is an analysis of Duncan as artist and rebel: a study of a woman who dared to defy Victorian/Puritan mores."