容貌普通、头脑普通、美术或体育……什么都是普通水准。不起眼的14岁少女关谷鸣，憧憬着“女主角”的她度过了普通的每天，总是想着有一天会有人把自己从这个世界带走，等待着像故事的主角一样不可思议的相遇。然而在一个月夜的晚上，她遇到了如同妖精一般不可思议的异国的少女，并且被带进了名为“夜来舞”的非日常的世界——

无论是身材、长相、性格或是成绩，关谷鸣（上田丽奈 配音）都只能用“普普通通”来形容，这样平凡的少女，丢在人堆里，一下子就会失去踪迹。然而，在她的内心深处，总是幻想着能够拥有不同寻常的奇遇。 　　一次偶然中，关谷鸣于月夜结识了名为哈娜（田中美海 配音）的异国少女，哈娜身上那种如梦似幻的神秘气息让关谷鸣着迷不已。一拍即合之下，关谷鸣和哈娜一起成立了“夜来舞部”，快乐的社团生活就此拉开序幕。外表光鲜亮丽，性格却意外的传统的笹目夜弥（奥野香耶 配音）、品学兼优人气极高的学生会副会长西御门多美（大坪由佳 配音），当这些女孩们接二连三地加入夜来舞部时，会有什么有趣的故事发生呢？

2020年是极其特殊的一年，一场毫无情面的生存危机席卷而来,对各行各业造成巨大冲击。世界催促着人们重新开始思考生活的本质和意义，思考自己与世界千丝万缕的联系。机遇与挑战永远相生相照，每个行业的急转直下，亦是另一种为百废待兴而作的准备和归零。在这样的背景下，《这! 就是街舞》进入到第三季。社会各界一切原有的主题都不再重要，取而代之的是，你在为什么而活，你要为什么而奋进。节目更是提出了"为爱而战"的主题。《这! 就是街舞第三季》的出现成为了许多舞者的希望。纪录片希望通过记录和追踪《这! 就是街舞第三季》节目召集而来的舞者为爱而战的过程，体现“真正的成长百味杂陈，只要心中有爱，人生没有输赢”的主题与价值观。

2020年是极其特殊的一年，一场毫无情面的生存危机席卷而来,对各行各业造成巨大冲击。世界催促着人们重新开始思考生活的本质和意义，思考自己与世界千丝万缕的联系。机遇与挑战永远相生相照，每个行业的急转直下，亦是另一种为百废待兴而作的准备和归零。在这样的背景下，《这! 就是街舞》进入到第三季。社会各界一切原有的主题都不再重要，取而代之的是，你在为什么而活，你要为什么而奋进。节目更是提出了"为爱而战"的主题。《这! 就是街舞第三季》的出现成为了许多舞者的希望。纪录片希望通过记录和追踪《这! 就是街舞第三季》节目召集而来的舞者为爱而战的过程，体现“真正的成长百味杂陈，只要心中有爱，人生没有输赢”的主题与价值观。

This film portrait of the choreographer Sasha Waltz depicts the progress of her work between 1992 and 2007, describing her exhilarating course through from the early choreographies to her large opera productions. An appreciation for Contemporary Dance and an insight into the life and work of the choreographer are conveyed filmically and entertainingly. 　　Sasha Waltz was born in 1963 in Karlsruhe, Germany. She studied dance with Waltraud Kornhaas and also at the School for New Dance Development (SNDO) in Amsterdam. Waltz briefly worked in New York where she performed with Pooh Kaye, Yoshiko Chuma, and Lisa Kraus, among others. In 1993 she co-founded her company, Sasha Waltz & Guests, with Jochen Sandig. In 1996 she opened the critically acclaimed sophiensaele, a theater she co-founded with Sandig. She has worked with a myriad of contemporary artists, including Laurie Booth, Mark Tompkins, David Zambrano, Tristan Honsinger, and Frans Poelstra. Waltz has received numerous grants and awards including the 1994 prize for choreography at the International Choreographer’s Competition in Groningen and Berliner Zeitung critics’ prize for Travelogue–Twenty to Eight. In September 1999, Waltz was named one of the artistic directors of Berlin’s Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz. Earlier this year, Sasha Waltz & Guests once again became an independent company, with Jochen Sandig as artistic director.

This film portrait of the choreographer Sasha Waltz depicts the progress of her work between 1992 and 2007, describing her exhilarating course through from the early choreographies to her large opera productions. An appreciation for Contemporary Dance and an insight into the life and work of the choreographer are conveyed filmically and entertainingly. 　　Sasha Waltz was born in 1963 in Karlsruhe, Germany. She studied dance with Waltraud Kornhaas and also at the School for New Dance Development (SNDO) in Amsterdam. Waltz briefly worked in New York where she performed with Pooh Kaye, Yoshiko Chuma, and Lisa Kraus, among others. In 1993 she co-founded her company, Sasha Waltz & Guests, with Jochen Sandig. In 1996 she opened the critically acclaimed sophiensaele, a theater she co-founded with Sandig. She has worked with a myriad of contemporary artists, including Laurie Booth, Mark Tompkins, David Zambrano, Tristan Honsinger, and Frans Poelstra. Waltz has received numerous grants and awards including the 1994 prize for choreography at the International Choreographer’s Competition in Groningen and Berliner Zeitung critics’ prize for Travelogue–Twenty to Eight. In September 1999, Waltz was named one of the artistic directors of Berlin’s Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz. Earlier this year, Sasha Waltz & Guests once again became an independent company, with Jochen Sandig as artistic director.

This is one of the first Japanese films distributed by ATG, preceded only by Teshigahara's Pitfall (おとし穴). Based on Nogami Yaeko's 1922 novel The Neptune (海神丸), which was in turn loosely based on real life events. It is the story of the ship Kaijin Maru, that is left adrift after losing all means of navigation in a storm, and the four people on it, becoming increasingly desperate as food and water run out. 　　#6 in Kinema Junpo's listing for 1962. Starring Shindo regulars Tonoyama Taiji, Otowa Nobuko and Sato Kei, and scored by the wonderful Hayashi Hikaru.

Filmmaking partners Guillaume Giovanetti and Cagla Zencirci immersed themselves in the magical world of Japanese folklore to create this intricate and delightfully amusing modern-day parable