Sound Dance

Saola, who is over seventy years old, has made many music and dance films and is known as a real "master of musicals", even Moulin Rouge Rouge director Baz Luhrmann's famous film "Strictly Ballroom" was also inspired by him. The 2005 film "Iberia" is his sixth flamenco-themed film, but as long as he is full of energy and calls out, the Spanish master dancers and musicians who have performed in major concert halls around the world will definitely put down their work and fly back to Spain to participate in the filming of the film. Inspired by the 12 suites of "Iberia" by Spanish composer Isaac Albeniz, "Dance" is a music and dance film that perfectly combines Spanish art. In the film, Spanish piano master Rosa Torres Pardo and dancer Aida Gomez are all internationally renowned Spanish master performers. The entire film "The Dance" was shot in the same studio, but the scenes took place in more than a dozen cities in Spain. Not only did day and night intersect, but the momentum of heavy rain was also created in the studio. The design of the art, scenes and lighting were very complex.