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So, 'Let's Dance' is this fascinating little documentary from 1936, directed by David Miller. It's not your usual narrative fare, more of a showcase really. You get to see choreographer Dave Gould and his students really diving into the world of tap dancing, exploring various steps that are both rhythmic and technically impressive. There's this raw energy about it, a certain authenticity that captures the spirit of the time. The pacing flows smoothly, punctuated by lovely sequences of adagio performances and even some Russian sword dancing. It’s an interesting mix, showcasing not just tap but a broader range of dance styles. The performers have a certain charm, their passion for dance is palpable, which really makes this film stand out.
Documentary style captures dance evolutionFocus on tap and diverse dance formsFeatures performances that highlight choreography
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