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“Amelia” performed by La La La Human Steps

Amelia is a stage production adapted for the camera, choreographed by Edouard Lock and danced by members of La La La Human Steps, a contemporary ballet company based in Montreal, Canada.

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January 14, 2009
Categories: Dance, Film, Photograph . Tags: Amelia, ballet, choreography, company, Dance, Edouard, Film, flick, La La La Human Steps, Lock, movement, movie, production, short film, show, video . Author: the quirky phlyarologist

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