About the film
Breath Made Visible is a 2009 documentary film about modern dance figure Anna Halprin. Ruedi Gerber produced and directed the film, which runs 82 minutes and is in English. Made in the United States, it presents Halprin as its central subject and was released in 2009.
The film premiered at the Mill Valley Film Festival, where it received an Audience Award Certificate of Excellence, and it also premiered at the Locarno Film Festival in 2009. Those festival appearances and the listed award are part of the film’s documented background. Viewers exploring documentaries about dance, artists or Halprin can use this entry to confirm the film’s topic, language, runtime and credits.
Its classification is documentary film, with no series format or additional genre listed.
Who it is for
It suits viewers interested in modern dance and Anna Halprin. Students and teachers studying dance documentaries can also note its English language, 82-minute runtime and festival history.
Worth knowing
- Profiles modern dance figure Anna Halprin
- Directed and produced by Ruedi Gerber
- 82-minute English-language film
- Received an Audience Award Certificate
Before you press play
- Released in 2009
- Focuses on one dance figure
The short of it
Breath Made Visible is an 82-minute documentary centered on Anna Halprin and made by Ruedi Gerber. Its dance subject, English language and documented festival award make its profile clear.