Philippe Decouflé, Ali Mahdavi
Inside Paris's Crazy Horse cabaret - the most famous nude dance show in the world. Acclaimed documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman explores one of the most mythic and colorful places dedicated to wo... read more
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If there's one thing that's both surprising and predictable about "Crazy Horse" it's how thoroughly unsexy the film is. Full Review
If nothing else, you'll surely relish the extravagant rhetoric used by Ali Mahdavi, the club's artistic director, to describe what is basically a tasteful nudie revue. Full Review
The most interesting dynamic exists between director Philippe Decoufle and artistic director Ali Mahdavi. Full Review
The revue and the film are chic, antiseptic and curiously asexual. Full Review
The performers, who (spoiler alert) look pretty good, are neither sentimentalized nor unduly ennobled by Wiseman. Full Review
So warm, colorful, and sensuous that it seems like a real anomaly for the highly disciplined filmmaker. Full Review
The Crazy Horse Saloon in Paris is famous for its "erotic chic" revues, but I found nothing either erotic or chic in this reduction of body parts to geometrical displays. Full Review
It's a fascinating behind-the-scenes view, right down to the delivery man who blandly deposits a bag of takeout backstage. Full Review
It is a deft revelation of shared humanity, the kind of thing no one does better than Frederick Wiseman. Full Review
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