Award-winning writer/director Gary Shore's short film about Neil, a sweet and harmless man who believe he is actually Vaslav Nijinsky - world-famous 1920s ballet dancer. Nijinsky was arguably the greatest dancer of the 20th century.

A true innocent, Neil runs into trouble acting out some of his hero's more controversial dance moves in public, and his brother tries to keep him out of jail by signing him into a psychiatric hospital, where he can get help.

But Neil turns the tables on everyone in this charming film.

CREDITS

Writer and Director: Gary Shore
Cinematographer and editor: Trevor Elliott
Composer and sound editor: Grant Maloy Smith

More crew and cast credits coming soon

Audio clips coming soon.

Gary Shore has won numerous awards for his choreography, performance and filmmaking including two Orion Awards for filmmaking. His choreography has brought the Roger Williams University Dance theatre to the Kennedy Center as part of the American College Dance Festival.