
Here this display of New York textures and cross-sections is juxtaposed with the creation of a dance work, Jig Jag, by choreographer-dancer Douglas Dunn and his remarkable company. The natural humor and classically tender abruptness of their gestures and phrases are beautiful enlargements or details of, in human scale, in animal scale, body to body, the vectors of form and relation in the carefully eyed city life outside.
Dancers, Buildings and People in the Street was directed by Rudy Burckhardt.
Dancers, Buildings and People in the Street runs for 15min, and was released in 1986.
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