A terrific documentary — filmed over the course of eight years — about the life and work of dancer and choreographer, Ohad Naharin, that takes viewers from his birthplace of Israel to New York City (where he studied at Juilliard and the School of American ballet at the same time, and worked with Martha Graham), and back to Israel, where he has been the director of the internationally acclaimed Batsheva Dance Company for many years.  Interesting talking heads and great (although way too brief) scenes of rehearsals to productions of his performances.  A celebration of human movement, art and passion.  (Some subtitles.)

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