A collective fantasy of the discarded and disenfranchised. This elegant and sad waltz alternates between the grimy setting of a derelict, abandoned pier, and a beautifully appointed ballroom filled with graceful dancers. The well-ordered movement patterns begin to cause friction, and lead us back to the reality of a lowlife existence and the group's inclination to turn on itself when it suits them. As Sartre said, "Hell is other people."
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| John Menier gives directions to Keturah...to the bathroom | An orderly waits to play the piano |
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| John Malashock with the extras | John Menier adjusts shot on laddercam |
