Dancing in Jaffa

Year: 2014

Runtime: 90 min

Language: Arabic

Director: Hilla Medalia

Documentary

This documentary follows renowned ballroom dancer Pierre Dulaine as he journeys to Israel to teach dance. He brings together three children from diverse ethnic backgrounds, guiding them in the art of ballroom dancing. Through this shared experience, the film explores themes of harmony, friendship, and the power of dance to bridge cultural divides.

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