Crazy Horse Cabaret

The world's most famous topless dance club, Paris' "Crazy Horse" once again appears on the screen. "Crazy Horse Cabaret" directed by the 82-year-old famous American documentary director Frederick Weisman was screened at the Venice, Toronto and St. Bastian Film Festival. The film begins with the young dancer Philippe Decouflé being hired as the choreographer for the new show, showing people how "Crazy Horse" works and the various characters from dancers to managers to janitors. Weisman was a major figure in the "Direct Cinema" movement in the United States in the 1960s. His shots did not reveal subjectivity, and he abandoned interviews or narrations. He "born" a movie in the editing room through massive amounts of shooting materials. The same is true for "Crazy Horse Show". The film is lively and colorful, allowing the audience to accept the baptism of beautiful breasts and thighs, without any scruples about the gaze of feminists. The French themselves also filmed a documentary "Crazy Horse Show" in 1996. The film deserves special admiration because it features Dita Van Teese, who later entered the mainstream fashion industry. Crazy Horse Club and its representative program, the Nude Cabaret Show, originated in 1951 and are famous for their pure French style and romantic dance...