Wim Wenders' Pina, trailer & poster
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I had never heard of this before, but the trailer looks wonderful. Do keep us posted when it nears an American release!
I had never heard of this before, but the trailer looks wonderful. Do keep us posted when it nears an American release!
It’s a quote from Pina Bausch herself, but I don’t like the phrase on the poster Too “large than life” to me. But the movie seems wonderful.
It’s a quote from Pina Bausch herself, but I don’t like the phrase on the poster Too “large than life” to me. But the movie seems wonderful.
I saw this film in limited release in Australia. It is exquisite – highly recommended. ****
I saw this film in limited release in Australia. It is exquisite – highly recommended. ****
That has to be the most pretentious thing I’ve seen all year, but I’m intrigued…
That has to be the most pretentious thing I’ve seen all year, but I’m intrigued…
“a film for Pina Bausch”… ‘for’ Pina Bausch.
That touched me.
“a film for Pina Bausch”… ‘for’ Pina Bausch.
That touched me.