A Ballerina’s Tale

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A Ballerina’s Tale is a documentary film that chronicles Misty Copeland’s groundbreaking rise in the world of classical ballet and the obstacles she faced as one of the few prominent Black ballerinas.

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instanceOf documentary film
about Black ballerinas
Misty Copeland’s career
classical ballet
racial barriers in ballet
basedOn real events in Misty Copeland’s life
cinematographyBy Cliff Charles NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts obstacles faced by Misty Copeland as a Black ballerina
director Nelson George NERFINISHED
distributor IFC Films NERFINISHED
editedBy Michael Levine NERFINISHED
features Misty Copeland NERFINISHED
archival ballet performance footage
interviews with Misty Copeland
focusesOn Misty Copeland’s rise in the American Ballet Theatre
genre biographical documentary
dance film
documentary
hasTheme breaking racial barriers
perseverance
representation in the arts
highlights lack of diversity in classical ballet
media attention on Misty Copeland
language English
mainSubject Misty Copeland NERFINISHED
musicBy Edward Shearmur NERFINISHED
notableFor chronicling Misty Copeland as one of the few prominent Black ballerinas
portrays Misty Copeland’s childhood and training
Misty Copeland’s injury and recovery
Misty Copeland’s promotion to principal dancer
producer Leslie Norville NERFINISHED
Nelson George NERFINISHED
releaseYear 2015
runningTimeMinutes 85
setIn New York City
subjectAffiliation American Ballet Theatre NERFINISHED
subjectOccupation ballerina
targetAudience ballet enthusiasts
documentary film audiences
title A Ballerina’s Tale NERFINISHED
worldPremiereAt Tribeca Film Festival NERFINISHED
worldPremiereYear 2015
writer Nelson George NERFINISHED

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Misty Copeland hasAppearedIn A Ballerina’s Tale