Underground Ballet

The documentary focuses on Nadia, who enters her ballet studio located beneath the bleachers of Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem. While football fans cheer above, Nadia practices in a space that feels removed from the bustling atmosphere of the stadium. The film captures the contrast between the high-energy world of football and the disciplined art of ballet, showcasing how these two seemingly disparate worlds coexist.

Nadia's journey is intertwined with her mother, Nina Timofeyeva, a former prima ballerina at the Bolshoi Ballet. The film tells their story of relocation from Moscow to Jerusalem, where they established their ballet studio. This decision marked a significant change in their lives, as they faced challenges in a new environment, balancing their artistic ambitions in an unexpected setting. Underground Ballet presents a thought-provoking exploration of identity and art amidst the backdrop of a vibrant city.