May B

About This Movie

So, May B is really something special if you're into the blend of dance and existential themes. It carries this weighty atmosphere that feels almost haunting, yet there's a rhythm to the movement that keeps it engaging. Marin's take on Beckett is raw and captivating, like each dancer is grappling with their own version of human despair. The pacing can be a bit unpredictable, but that adds to the overall experience; it feels like you're right there with them in a struggle that’s both personal and universal. And the performances? They bring this visceral energy that makes you reconsider how movement can tell a story beyond words.

May B has seen a few releases over the years, but finding a good copy can be a challenge, especially if you're looking for the original VHS or early DVD editions. Collectors often chase after the versions that retain the raw, unfiltered essence of its original performances. Interest seems to be growing as more people discover Marin's work, so if you come across a rare edition, it's worth considering adding it to your library.