A look at a unique talent of the dance world...
“Dancer” is a documentary about Ukranian-born prodigy Sergei Polunin, known as the “bad boy of ballet,” who became the Royal Ballet’s youngest-ever principal dancer at age 19. Two years later at the height of his success, he resolved to give up dance completely. Through home-video footage, director Steven Cantors traces Polunin’s physical and artistic development from age eight through his teen years when he was separated from his family to study in Kiev and later to join the Royal Ballet.<br /><br />The film chronicles Polunin’s brilliant performances in the United Kingdom, Russia and eventually the United States, where his dancing to Irish singer/songwriter Hozier’s “Take Me to the Church” went viral after it was filmed by David LaChapelle. “Dancer” contains footage of grueling rehearsal, and focuses on the effects of stardom on Polunin, including media scrutiny, arrogance, and bad behavior.<br /><br />Polunin’s skill is shown in his extraordinary muscular control, exhilarating leaps, and focused intensity. With a heavily tattooed torso, he looks less like a typical ballet star than a cross between James Dean and a gang leader. But his talent and panther-like grace are what thrilled audiences and made him one of the greats of ballet. Those who love and appreciate dance will be enthralled by this film, but it will also appeal to all who are impressed by remarkable talent.<br /><br />Special features on the unrated widescreen DVD release include deleted scenes and the film’s theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Ukrainian-born bad boy of ballet Sergei Polunin became the Royal Ballet s youngest ever principal dancer at age 19. But two years later at the height of his success he walked away from it all, resolving to give up dance entirely. Steven Cantor s Dancer tracks the life of this iconoclastic virtuoso, from his prodigal beginnings in the Ukraine to his awe-inspiring performances in the U.K., Russia, and eventually the U.S., where he went viral after David LaChapelle filmed him dancing to Hozier s Take Me to Church. Yet beyond celebrating the raw talent and wild ambition of Polunin, whose sights are now set on Hollywood, Dancer considers how wealth and success may not be enough when it comes to finding personal and professional identity..