Dancing on a Dry Salt Lake

This film has moved me very much. It is one of these rare movies that is not only for entertainment while watching it. No, it remained with me for many days. I cannot put into words what exactly touched me so much - but my heart and my soul were nourished by this film.

I laughed so much, but I also had tears in my eyes. I did not feel that I was watching a movie in many moments. It was more as if I was really there. And although it is Warner in the film who is on a spiritual journey, amazingly I was reminded of my own human soul.

The music by R. Carlos Nakai and the amazing pictures of the desert landscape complete this wonderful film.

The movie 'Dancing on a Dry Salt Lake' is a unique, extraordinary film, not comparing with other movies. Why?

1. The acting in the movie 'Dancing in a dry salt lake ' special of Sabrina Serri, Annelie Harryson and Dominique De Fazio makes me so happy in my body, to see their craft, worth to get any award.

2. The whole composition of the movie is wonderful clean, precise in editing, in harmony with the human nature. I can follow. I can breath, I felt NOT manipulated during seeing the movie. Also there is a director and editor who is thinking and aware about the steps in his work- a love to the detail what is very rare nowadays.

3. This movie gavel me hope and the understanding: I'm not wrong in my human body, everything has a reason. I wish: More movies of this kind needs to be done to make new sense to the movie art and industry.

This movie is not just a movie, it is story telling par excellence.

I've read the screenplay and was in shock how careful and perfect words can be picked and what every single line was able to evoke in my mind and also sensually.

I've seen the movie several times and will never ever get tired of watching it. Every time seeing it the different layers of the story bring me to different places and let me notice different things - not only about the movie itself - about my own life, my longings, dreams and believes. Where ever I stand at the moment, this movie has to tell me something. (Sounds weirded? Yes, maybe. And: this is my experience!)

Can't wait for the directors DVD set to come out to finally see the deleted scenes and subplots.

If you are interested in life, the nature of human beings, quantum physics, philosophy, religion, and the big questions in life, this movie is definitely a must see and you will personally benefit from entering its world.

This film can be a spiritual journey for everyone that shows the simple beauty of nature and life and the ongoing searching that every human being has to go through.

There are no words that can describe this film. You Need to watch it for yourself.

It is a great piece of Art that I highly recommend.

A little bit of magic that can occur in our day to day lives if we let it happen.

Finding your own identity in todays world can be tough and sometimes everyone needs a little push to step forward.

The movie is a unique blend of mysticism, science, comedy, drama and romance for all ages. This bricolage works well to tell a story about a NASA cosmologist searching for meaning in the universe and within his life. Interesting concepts in regards to the Big Bang are conveyed in the beginning, but the film becomes more about Werner's journey through the desert as he is introduced to a group of artists and a native (Aldred Montoya) who share the rich history of the surrounding land. Barry Livingston and Suzanne Snyder also have major roles, which help drive the film. The acting of De Fazio is inspiriting. Dancing on a Dry Salt Lake is about personal and universal discovery, and the solitude found within Mother Nature. With Carlos Nakai's music and the sweeping desert landscapes, you are sure to be transported on a journey through enlightenment.