And then we danced 2019 - Audition (Final scene)

The final scene from "And the we danced" .Marvelous film

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[laurenr]

This movie blew me away. His prowess initially is undeniable, and his increasing boldness in his movements - shirking the hypermasculine hardness with increasing sensuality is a brilliant middle finger to the authorities who reject him. He’s proudly showing “I know why you reject me and I just don’t give a fuck anymore.”

[fatemehmokarrami]

Why people don't talk about this more??? It was a master piece, everything about it was amazing.
This scene was perfect, I loved it.

[Erandi_maxxer]

In the films context this is such a powerful scene

[steijnmuller]

I like that the dance teacher still returned. Perhaps it was that, even though he disagreed with the way Merab danced, he still respected him and therefore wanted to finish watching his performance and end with a nod of approval. Perhaps he even also might have seen the potential, but simply didn't had the ability/courage/willingness to go against the societal views regarding the dance? I guess we'll never know.

[leesong]

This is one of the movies which didn’t have the happy ending that I was expecting to have. Most of the LGBTQ movies have sad and bitter endings, but even though things didn’t go exactly as planned, I still consider the protagonist’s ending as a happy one. This is one of the most powerful and intelligent endings I’ve ever seen. The music, the performance, and the actor’s expressions are the best!

[Ryanmanification]

I see this scene as a letter to himself. To his coming-out and acceptance, his struggles and the freedom from that pressure and to the times he spend with Irakli and the love he lost after he decided to leave Merab. From all the dance scenes in this movie, this is the powerful one because he dances not in a traditional way. He dances with his feelings. You can see that. He begins with masculin moves, but throughout his routine you see that his hands starting to move in a feminine style before he dances completely in a somewhat androgynous way. That’s why Aleko stayed because he underestimated him. This is one of the scenes where you have or have not to cry, because of the power of this dance

[LeoLeo-hsej]

Fun fact: This Georgian dance is masculine and it supposed to express the power of man but he expressed himself with femine moves which are not part of the dance but part of him.

[arm_leo]

The message of his dance is just fantastic!!! ❤ 🇬🇪

[johanneswohler]

I have fallin in love with this film. It is more to me than you can dream. This is my moon when i'm lost in darkness and warmth when I shiver in the cold. And like my first love's kiss that still thrills me even after a millennia. I love this film beyond measure and reason. Tusen takk!

[rezarostami]

It is just breathtaking, so beautiful and emotional . Hope these beautiful cultures from west and middle east are not influenced by homophobical and so called manish traditional behaviour in our regions. love from Iran <3

[rostamyazata]

The ultimate form of self-assertiveness, this is what I saw in this powerful and moving scene

[Ryanmanification]

The whole film is a message for all of us. Not only for the Lbgtq community but also for those who are down or depressed or looked down upon. Be yourself

[drewwiee]

This dance was so beautiful! The whole sequence made me fall in love with Georgia's cultural dance.

[andrejeifert]

What a remarkable, stirring film with great axtors and charmy Swedish-Georgian film music. I hope locals see it not only as a queer coming out film, but also as a love letter to Georgian culture and a unique message for the universal expressiveness of traditional dance! Everywhere in Europe.

[arturo]

The film builds up so beautifully to this scene, it hits. Even though it's a very different film, it gives me a similar feeling to the final scene in Whiplash, just the protagonist finding it all and just releasing it.

[saidas]

This movie is definitely one of the mos meaningful I have seen

[fanimedusoleil]

...I just saw this last night in Mubi and... fuck. Such an amazing movie. On the level of Carol, Weekend, Moonlight, A Fantastic Woman or the Handmaiden. So. Friggin. Good. It´s almost impossible to believe this is Gelbakhiani´s first movie role.

[vania]

Final perfecto!! hermosa y poderosa escena

[rqebi]

You dont know how much this movie mean ro georgia, its the first queer movie here

[Ryanmanification]

Here’s my theory:
the long jacket Merab’s wearing is the same jacket Irakli gave to him. Instead of throwing it away or giving it back or not using it anymore, he wears it in this scene, indicating that even he broke his heart, he still loves him