Music,Documentary   United States of America

In the movie Contemporary Color, viewers are taken on a journey into the world of Color Guard and its fusion with music. Color Guard is a unique and synchronized dance form involving performers who incorporate flags, rifles, and sabers into their routines. The movie documents a special event that took place at Brooklyn's Barclays Center in the summer of 2015, which was organized and curated by the renowned musician David Byrne.

The event brought together ten color guard teams from different parts of the United States and Canada. Each team collaborated with a popular musician or band, such as Saint Vincent, Nelly Furtado, Ad-Rock (of the Beastie Boys), and Ira Glass (host of This American Life), to create original pieces that combined music, dance, and visual art.

Throughout the movie, viewers witness the intense rehearsals and preparations leading up to the live event. They also get to know the individual color guard performers, learning about their personal motivations, challenges, and aspirations. The movie delves into the passion and dedication behind Color Guard, highlighting the immense physical and emotional commitment required to excel in this art form.

On the big day, the color guard teams take the stage at Barclays Center, showcasing their elaborate routines alongside the live performances of the musicians they collaborated with. The film captures the breathtaking and mesmerizing performances, with vibrant colors, powerful choreography, and captivating music.

Contemporary Color offers a glimpse into a unique and often overlooked world of artistry, where traditional marching band accessories and movement blend with contemporary music and storytelling. It celebrates the creativity, teamwork, and skill of both the color guard performers and the musicians, while shedding light on the importance of artistic collaboration and the transformative power of live performance.
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