德加的小舞女 La Petite Danseuse de Degas 2010 [BDMV 20.6GB]

◎译　　名　德加的小舞女
◎片　　名　La Petite danseuse de Degas
◎年　　代　2010
◎产　　地　法国
◎类　　别　音乐 / 歌舞 / 传记
◎豆瓣链接　https://movie.douban.com/subject/35467023/
◎片　　长　112分钟
◎演　　员　马休•加尼奥( / Mathieu Ganio

◎简　　介　

　　Freed from her glass prison, the famous wax sculpture named the Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dancer takes life under the gaze of choreographer Patrice Bart. Basing his work on the true story of Marie Van Goethem, who was Degas’ model, Bart delves into the past of the Opera and tells us the sorrowful fate of one of the Corps de Ballet’s ballerinas, and, above all, depicts us the scent of an era.

ALL Credits to the Artists in Opéra national de Paris
向伟大的巴黎歌剧院致敬

欧洲舞蹈自文艺复兴后五百多年的积淀，皆在这场演出中。
许个愿，愿我有生之年，可以看到巴黎歌剧院再一次排演它。

Recording from the World Premiere in 2010
◎Choreographer：Patrice Bart
◎Music：Denis Levaillant

◎Cast
LA Petite Danseuse: Clariemarie Osta
L’Etoile: Dorothée Gilbert
La Maître de Ballet: Mathieu Ganio
L’abonné: José Martinez
L’Homme en noir: Benjamin Pech
La Mère: Elisabeth Maurin

◎简　　介
Edgar Degas devoted half of his artistic life to dance and ballerinas, haunting the rehearsal studios, the corridors of the street Le Peletier and, later, the Palais Garnier. He was not solely captivated by movement: the hard work and discipline of these children dressed with silk and tulle, the golds of the theatre house, the backstage, the dust, the youth and femininity of simple and mysterious beings also fascinated him.

Freed from her glass prison, the famous wax sculpture named the Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dancer takes life under the gaze of choreographer Patrice Bart.

Basing his work on the true story of Marie Van Goethem, who was Degas’ model, Bart delves into the past of the Opera and tells us the sorrowful fate of one of the Corps de Ballet’s ballerinas, and, above all, depicts us the scent of an era.

From the rehearsal studios to the artist’s workshop, from a sulfurous cabaret to jail, the settings unveil the Palais Garnier and its backstage, along with the “working-class” Paris of the end of the 19th century.

The Etoiles, the Premiers Danseurs and the Paris Opera Corps de Ballet
With the participation of the Paris Opera Ballet School students
The Paris Opera Orchestra