Those bureaucratic French men or women didn't even know what they were talking about even with correct translation in English. They just kept blah, blah and blah non-stop, but never really talked straightforward or focused on what they spoke. Listening to them is so hard to comprehend and would only become a bit impatient to hope they would finally realized what they were talking about, not just beat-about-the-bush blabbering.
Those ballet dancers really worked hard, they practiced, totally concentrated and focused to learn and improve their dancing techniques and at the same time, never overlooked how to translate the feelings of the music into profound artistic performance.
This documentary should cut all those crappy talks between or among the bureaucratic management people, only concentrated on those instructors and the dancers. It should cut about 45% of the movie length to make it more watchable. We've tried out best to watch about 70% of it, then decided not to go on since it's already became so boring even with those beautiful ballets.
Those ballet dancers really worked hard, they practiced, totally concentrated and focused to learn and improve their dancing techniques and at the same time, never overlooked how to translate the feelings of the music into profound artistic performance.
This documentary should cut all those crappy talks between or among the bureaucratic management people, only concentrated on those instructors and the dancers. It should cut about 45% of the movie length to make it more watchable. We've tried out best to watch about 70% of it, then decided not to go on since it's already became so boring even with those beautiful ballets.