The Very Eye of Night

Year: 1958

Runtime: 15 mins

Language: English

Director: Maya Deren

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Presented in photographic negative, the dancers execute a range of ballet pieces—including solos, pas de deux and larger ensembles—gliding and rotating as if defying gravity against a slowly shifting star‑field backdrop. Their choreography is underscored by a small woodwind and percussion ensemble.

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