Dance is often considered the ultimate pastime—a lighthearted indulgence. Yet how did it transform into a fundamental human activity? This piece, directed and animated by Rosanna Wan and Andrew Khosravani, with production by Kellen Quinn, delves into that question.
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Featuring: Aeon Video, Andrew Khosravani, Rosanna Wan, and Kellen Quinn
Topics: aeon, aeon magazine, aeon video, animation, dance, evolution, neuroscience, science, brain science, doc, short doc, documentary, and dancing
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