Stravinsky: Once at a Border...

This film presents an autobiographical perspective on Igor Stravinsky, showcasing contributions from his children, friends, and notable figures in the music world. Personal insights come from Madame Vera Stravinsky, Robert Craft, Marie Rambert, and Balanchine, offering a multifaceted view of Stravinsky's life and work.

The documentary includes significant performances, such as a rendition of "Les Noces" in its original form, and features choreography for "Petrushka" recreated by the Bolshoi, last seen in 1911. Such performances provide a unique historical context for viewers and aficionados of classical music.

Additionally, the film incorporates rare footage of Stravinsky himself, adding a personal touch to the documentary. Collectors interested in music history and documentary filmmaking will find this film a valuable resource for understanding Stravinsky's impact on the world of music.