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"Ballet" est un documentaire américain de 1995 réalisé par Frederick Wiseman. On y voit des répétitions, le travail chorégraphique, les négociations commerciales ainsi que d'autres moments de la vie de tous les jours de l'American Ballet Theatre. La plupart des images proviennent de la saison 1992. Le film contient également des séquences provenant de la tournée européenne de la troupe, en Grèce et à Copenhague.
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