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Falling Down Stairs (1997) | Slate

Rated 10.0 on TMDB

Falling Down Stairs

Renowned cello virtuoso Yo-Yo Ma embarks on an intense year long collaboration with choreographer Mark Morris, which culminates in a spectacular performance.

Released: 1997
Runtime: 55m
Genres: Documentary, Music
Country: Canada

Direction and writing

Barbara Willis SweeteDirector

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Mark MorrisSelf
Yo-Yo MaSelf

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