Monkey Dance
| Monkey Dance | |
|---|---|
| Director | Julie Mallozzi |
| Format | Feature |
| Film type | Documentary |
| First released | 2004 |
| Original language | English |
| Production country | United States |
| Running time | 65 minutes |
| Subjects | Film & Moving Image; Dance & Theatre; Migration & Diaspora |
| Creator pages | Julie Mallozzi |
Monkey Dance is a feature documentary directed by Julie Mallozzi, first released in 2004. (Wikipedia)
Synopsis
The film follows three Cambodian-American teenagers in Lowell, Massachusetts, as they navigate adolescence, urban life, family expectations, and their parents’ experiences as Khmer Rouge survivors. Their participation in the Angkor Dance Troupe connects them with Cambodian traditional culture while they pursue education, employment, and personal goals. (Wikipedia)
Production and credits
The film premiered on public television in May 2005 and was produced in association with the Independent Television Service, the Center for Asian American Media, and WGBH-TV. Mallozzi directed, filmed, and edited the documentary, which she filmed over nearly four years. (Wikipedia; Julie Mallozzi)
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