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Bolshoi Ballet '67 / Black Tights

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Condition
New
Dimensions
0.56 x 7.6 x 5.52 in; 3.36 oz
MPAA rating
NR (Not Rated)
Run time
1 hour and 40 minutes
Release date
January 23, 2001
Actors
Black Tights
Language
English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)

Description

Originally released in 2000.

Specs 9

Aspect Ratio 1.331
MPAA rating NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions 0.56 x 7.6 x 5.52 inches; 3.36 ounces
Media Format Classical, Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen
Run time 1 hour and 40 minutes
Release date January 23, 2001
Actors Black Tights
Language English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)

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Nostalgic enjoyment. DVD presented FOUR great dancers (including Jeanmaire [who I last saw, in person, asking me “how would I like to be on the eeell-eh-vated railway?”], my second favorite choreographer (with his greatly UNDERATED Carmen production [it’s a ballet, stupid!”] and his signature body-on-body choreography and “march” dance movements [delightfully twice displayed as regrettably too short “teasers” in The Diamond Cruncher & in the protagonists’ entry with their Seconds in the Carmen duel scene). Also, not to be overlooked, great seller’s response to our order. Thank you! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2021 by Grouch
Five Stars
okay
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2018 by AJP.
a phone disc! do not buy!
this is some kind of knock-off disc and it does not have the feature with cyd charisse on it, just some strange stuff which doesn't relate to what is on the cover and in no way is representative of dance as it claims to be. it's awful and obviously not real. stay away from this thing!
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2015 by Jan R. S.
Gallic charm to spare in this balletomane's dream!
BLACK TIGHTS is a delightful film which showcases 4 ballets choreographed by Roland Petit and featuring his well-known ballet troupe. His wife Zizi Jeanmaire is the central figure in both "La Croqueuse de Diamants" and "Carmen". Moira Shearer stars in "Cyrano de Bergerac" and Cyd Charisse cavorts in "Deuil en 24 Heures". Maurice Chevalier appears to introduce each segment. For fans of Zizi Jeanmaire, the movie is a must just for "Carmen" alone. This was the ballet created especially for her by Roland Petit. It launched her international career and she danced the role from London to Broadway. This film perfectly recreates the original production, highlighted by her beguiling footwork in "Seguidille". Petit recreates the role of Don Jose. "La Croqueuse de Diamants" is the story of a young woman who lives in a den of thieves and loves to eat diamonds (as Chevalier says, "charming, but expensive"). Jeanmaire's special charms radiate off the screen. In "Cyrano de Bergerac", Moira Shearer of THE RED SHOES fame plays Roxanne with Roland Petit in the title role. The story of unrequited love plays out it's tragic course and Shearer emotes beautifully as the conflicted Roxanne. Petit gives arguably one of his greatest performances as Cyrano. "Deuil en 24 Heures" features Cyd Charisse as a young coquette who flirts with younger men, enraging her more-mature husband who gets killed in a duel. The young woman then decides to kick up her heels at Maxim's. Each of the 30-minute segments is a complete joy. You have no less than 3 of the most beautiful ballet dancers to appear onscreen, coupled with Roland Petit's innovative and economic choreography. A film that balletomanes won't be able to resist! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2005 by Byron Kolln
But Unmentioned Surprise Bonus: Early Experimental Dance Film
This DVD would not be very high on my list were it not for the final 10 minute bonus at the end of the program. After the unbearably kitschy Black Tights and Bolshoi '67, we discover an unexpected little gem titled Spring Night, an early experimental dance film. Spring Night is a lushly erotic miniature ballet in the stylistic lineage of the Ballets Russes. It was made in 1935, only a half dozen years after the death of Serge Diaghilev. It was choreographed by the beautiful and sinuous Russian dancer David Lichine, who danced with and choreographed for Colonel de Basil's Ballets Russes de Monte Carlo, one of the splinter companies that formed after the death of Diaghilev. Spring Night is a Symbolist fusion of stunningly innovative dance, drama, spiritual subtext, cinematographer's art and music, produced by the very long-lived Adolph Zukor, who was one of the pioneers of the film industry. The elegant and hypnotic camera work was done by George Clemens, who went on to do the cinematography for Twilght Zone and other popular television shows. The dancing is exquisite. Lichine's partner, Texan Nana Gollner is a lovely and inspired match for his exotic beauty, grace and elasticity. Their dancing has a mystical sensuality that is rarely seen. Lichine was a dancer/choreographer for the Ballets Russes, the same company that bore the crown jewel Nijinsky, one of the 20th century's most ingenius, mysterious and innovative dancers. Watching Lichine in the role of the Faun in Spring Night evokes images of Nijinsky as the same character, but in different works. Incredulously, there are no films of Nijinsky dancing, although photographs of him elude to something so beautiful, strange and uniquely groundbreaking that one weeps for more, and for his lost genius, stolen by schizophrenia extreme to such a degree that he had to leave the stage at a quite early age. If you are at all interested in the Ballets Russes and its contributions to modern art, Spring Night is a gift. Especially if you have seen the outstanding, recently released documentary, Ballets Russes, you may find Spring Night to be especially important and informative. David Lichine's wife was one of the Baby Ballerinas featured in the documentary Ballets Russes, and is interviewed extensively there. There are film clips in BR of the beloved dance team David Lichine and his wife Tania Riabuchinska. She and her husband provided the dance of the Hippos in Disney's Fantasia. Ballets Russes This short appears on a DVD with Black Tights and Boshoi '67, two lesser offerings that nonetheless have valuable moments, including a surrealistic Bolero danced by dazzling Bolshoi artists on the latter DVD. You'll also have opportunities in Bolshoi '67 to see some of the greats of the Bolshoi during this era, including Maximova, Bessmertnova, Timofeyeva and Mikhail Lavrovsky. Some of the choreography might be unbearable, like "Paganini", where the dancers are running around with violins (or pretend violins) but it's still a treat to view some of these greats in their prime. Black Tights does have abundant beautiful women with long, gorgeous legs. But the choreography, music and content do not appeal to me, although it may to many others because of their attachment to some of the beauteous stars of the film, like Cyd Charise, Zizi Jean-Maire and Moira Shearer of The Red Shoes and Tales of Hoffmann. The price of this DVD is worth paying just to experience Spring Night, a sacred artifact from the passing age of the Ballets Russes. My only fear is that this short is not mentioned on Amazon's description of the program (although it never was, and was consequently quite a delicious surprise). If you are interested in seeing Spring Night, I recommend you contact the seller to see if it's listed on the box. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2008 by customer
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