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My Father’s Secret Ballet Career | Dad Can Dance | The New Yorker Documentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2024
- For 45 years, almost nobody in the world knew that David Ross had been a dancer. In this heartfelt short documentary, his son asks why.
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Exceptionally moving. Bonding with a parent, emotionally powerful. An education as walls crumble, & windows open to actually know for the 1st time, realizing they too have/had a life previous to you altering at birth. Regrettably I missed my opportunity, missed true bonding relationship. The dreaded, would've, could've, should've golden moments
Lovely tribute! And a thoughtful look at how a relationship can change between a father and son, and how society's views on men, manliness, and a successful male life have changed over almost half century.
What a beautiful film. I have so many thoughts about teachers who tell their students things like, "you don't have a body for dance" as if it's meant to be instructive or helpful. It is anything but. It is destructive to the expressive human spirit that lies within each of us regardless of our eventual career paths. It's not a teacher's job to try to predict the future for their student. It is their job to help them learn their craft and to reach their potential. Period. I don't care if it's an amateur dance studio, pre-professional, or professional.
This is seriously too precious. Very special. I would be so proud seeing my father live his heart like this.🥰💕
Unbelievably touching. So intelligent and emotionally charged at the same time. Love that father and son.
It takes a far stronger person to be themself in this world than to camouflage themselves to blend in with society. What a beautiful story
Loved this father and son bonding video! The whole video was executed with excellent!
Thank you for this touching story about two beautiful people. They both radiate love and respect for each other and their world.
The New Yorker is constantly surpassing itself🎉
Turns out making a touching documentary is a delicate art.
Absolutely beautiful story. The evolution of a father and son finally becomingtruly real and vulnerable to one another.Tears running down my face, when Dad decided he never wanted to ever stop dancing. Such vulnerable confessions bringing them full circle as father and son. Thank you to The New Yorker for their story, and deeply touching our hearts. ❤️❤️
So wonderful to see Jamie’s beautiful documentary showcased here.
This was a beautiful movie! I am stunned.
not giving up on your art is not giving up on yourself. just beautiful.
Yet another multi-faceted, multi-level, integrated exploration of humanity itself. To aspiring artists; those who can, do. Those who can't, criticize.
Beautiful and moving. So many layers exploring family, queerness, art, and age. Thank you.
Thank you for this. It was lovely
I hope he never stops dancing ✨
Magnificent!
Love always wins❤
It's so beautiful that hurts!
Beautiful
Stunning
He still flying the fog in his arm
She makes the window reflight tender
EVELYN HART AMAZINGGGGGG
Sissy bois! Fanatics and dancers! 💜
The part where he anoints his dad in glitter is so special 😭
precious
wow!
Totally special!!
Lovely film, but oddly incomplete. Not one frame about the mother. It's as if she didn't exist at all, as if the father gave birth to the son.
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NY的主要问题是，如何让隐没的deeper cultural holder 们 reunion，to set the base for new young activitits
🩰的很多动作针对下腹部肌肉，尤其适合久坐不动的便秘患者