Dance

Dance is one of several underground films made by Georg Brintrup during the late 1960s. These films were shot on 8 mm material and lack sound, creating a distinct viewing experience. They were often synchronized with deformed music from magnetic tapes during the editing process, adding another layer to their experimental nature.

This film, along with others like Two Sisters and Drums, was showcased in universities, parties, and music clubs. Dance exemplifies the innovative spirit of the time, where film was used as a medium for artistic exploration and expression. Some of Brintrup's works later served as elements of scenery in the theatre piece Zigger Zagger by Peter Terson, demonstrating the cross-disciplinary influence of his films.