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Trash Dance is this quirky little documentary that unfolds over a year, focusing on Allison Orr, a choreographer with a unique vision. She's trying to get the folks from the Austin Dept. of Solid Waste Services to join her in a public dance performance. The atmosphere is a mix of humor and sincerity, as you see these everyday workers engaging with art in a way that's both absurd and beautiful. The performance itself takes place on a rainy tarmac of an abandoned airport, which really adds this layer of rawness and grit to the whole thing. It’s fascinating how Orr manages to draw out these performances from people who usually aren't in the spotlight. Themes of community and creativity shine, and it’s all just a little offbeat, but in a good way.
Choreography meets everyday lifeUnique exploration of communityRain-soaked performance adds depth
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