Danse serpentine
Another version of the serpentine dance from the Lumière catalog, number 765.1.
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Another version of the serpentine dance from the Lumière catalog, number 765.1.
A crime lord offers him a job to catch his cheating wife in the act. The only problem is Finch falls for the woman (Roberta Bizeau). As well as having troubles with his ex-girlfriend/manager, being set up for a murder, &
Squares and other geometric shapes appear to "dance" along to music through their ever-changing movements.
One of the many performances of the Serpentine Dance that was recorded on film, shot with the Cinématographe Joly-Normandin and starring Miss Esbrard
1900 Gaumont version of the ubiquitous Serpentine dance, this one hand tinted. Filmmaker anonymous. (not to be mistaken with Alice Guy-Blaché's version with Madame Ondine, from the same year and company)
The dead and the skeletons, coming out of the ground, indulge in playful dance to the music of Camille Saint-Saëns, and rejoice in the terror that they inspire.
Three men vie for a pretty young lady in a small Spanish port town: The boss of a dance hall who encourages her aspirations at performing, a married fisherman, and that man's unmarried younger brother.
Combining poetry, dance, music, and archival audio, Danse Macabre paints a portrait of the human psyche, drawing on the work of Dr Carl Jung. The film explores the different aspects of the conscious and unconscious minds
A lady showing off a Asian dance.
Two Japanese ladies dance while one plays a traditional instrument.
Danse Macabre filmstrip with Harold Dexter Hoopes watercolors
The dancer Nastya Beletskaya, Kachura’s school friend, whom he had a crush on, returns to her native Zarechye. The lieutenant can hardly recognize the temperamental and strong Nastya he remembered in the subdued and sile
A film strip that was prepared for Joseph Winter's "It's Only a Movie" Halloween Short Film Fest in Spanish Fork, Oct 2012.
A sinister fortress on an island where the sun never seems to shine. An officer whose values have long gone a thing of the past.
Soldiers, alone or in pairs, dance a jota.
9 ladies dance.
In these few enigmatic shots, Lila Nicolska, a model whose sinuous silhouette has been immortalised on the iconic blind façade of the Folies Bergère, performs, right down to her fingertips, a choreographic number, inspir
A silent film inspired by a William Carlos Williams poem in which a mother takes out one of her old ballet costumes and starts to dance again.