In The New Yorker, David Denby reviews Almodóvar's latest, "Talk to Her," in which one of the leading characters is a ballet dancer, albeit a comatose one, and the film features excerpts from dances by Pina Bausch:


http://www.newyorker.com/critics/cinema/?0...1125crci_cinema

I saw the film at this year's Toronto Film Festival. An excellent film! I prefered it to his last one, "All About My Mother" which was also well done. I would recommend it to everyone. There isn't really that much dancing in it, but the film focuses on the subtleties of non-verbal communication which I think anyone involved in dance can understand and appreciate.

http://www.danceinsider.com/vignettes/v1017.html

An article about it by Tobi Tobias (which includes spoilers).