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Ballet 422

film by Lipes [2014]
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"Ballet 422" is a 2014 documentary film by Jody Lee Lipes that chronicles choreographer Justin Peck's creation of the New York City Ballet's 422nd original dance, "Paz de la Jolla". The film offers an intimate look at the demanding process of ballet choreography, following Peck over two months as he develops a new piece for the company. It highlights the dedication and intricate work involved in bringing a ballet from concept to performance, showcasing Peck's role as a soloist and then resident choreographer for the New York City Ballet. The documentary provides insight into the artistic and logistical challenges of creating new works within a major ballet institution.12

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  1. ballet - Ballet and the public
  2. Justin Peck
  3. The Ballet Class

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