Showing dance through the eyes of cinema, offering documentaries and films outside the normal distribution circuits.
MASDANZA presents this section for the sixth consecutive time, showing general audiences, films with dance in the leading role, telling inspiring stories where different approaches to dance are shown.
MASDANZA CINEMA PROGRAMME 2026
WEDNESDAY OCT 07 – GUINIGUADA THEATRE – 19:00 h

DANCING DREAMS. APRENDIENDO A BAILAR CON PINA BAUSCH [TANZTRÄUME] (1 h 29’)
Germany
2010 (Premiere: 02 Sep 2011)
Genre: Documental
Directed by: Anne Linsel & Rainer Hoffmann.
Produced by: Gerd Haag
Co-productor & Screenwriter: Anne Linsel
Director of Photography: Rainer Hoffmann
Editing: Mike Schlomer
Sound: Uwe Dresch
Artistic Team: Pina Bausch, Josephine Ann Endicott, Benedicte Billiet, Flutra Ajvazi, Bastian Bastian, Kira Clemens, Philipp Danisch, Timo Dieckmann, Anna Lena Dresia, David Erler, Maria Färber, Margarita Fast, Anastasia Friesen, Marvin George, Luca Greco, Lisa Hymmen, Pia Jansen, Safet Mistel, Soeren Keup, Lisa Kleinschmidt, Jonas Kieran Kosmoll, Lydia Kumi, Jan Lade, Kim Christin Lörken, Katja Manke, Jan Möllmer, Jaqueline Palilla, Ben Pfennig, Lennard Prfennig, Dawid Podkidacz, Jonas Quator, Melissa Raucamp, Mona Remfort, Ramona Rexfort, Hedie Rzgar, Alexandros Sarakasidis, Andy Sichui, Björn Tappert, Rosario Tavano, Lena Vollmann, Moritz Winkelmann, Florian Wisnewski, Joy Wonnenberg.
Starring: Pina Bausch, Josephine Ann Endicott, Bénédicte Billiet y los adolescentes de Wuppertal / and the teenagers from Wuppertal
“Every Saturday, over a period of 10 months, forty young people recruited from various schools in Wuppertal rehearse with Pina Bausch’s company, under the watchful eye of the choreographer herself, to stage the production *Kontakthof*. The students come from very diverse family backgrounds. Some are wealthy and others are not; many of them have never danced before, whilst others are highly skilled dancers. Their thoughts and opinions, their way of seeing the world and even their romantic relationships mature as they improve as dancers. Thanks to two dancers from the company, Joséphine Ann Endicott and Béatrice Billet, these young people come to appreciate the meaning of the work and the value of their own role in it.”
A film produced by: TAG/TRAUM Production
With the participation of: WDR
In collaboration with: ARTE
