“Allors on Dance” is an English comedy taken from “Finding Your Foot” …

Michael Larrock : Yes, but this is not a film about dance, but a film about those who are going to learn the art of letting go and doing good by brightening the lives of non-dancers but in need. It’s a film about being real, passing an experiment, and using it to evolve. And, perhaps, to find your true path in life, you do not need to have thought. Since I love music and dance so much, I enjoyed making a film where some were.

You have used crowdfunding. Why?

Creating a community by allowing multiple co-producers the emotions one experiences while making a film. During the preview, “This is my picture!” That money was donated to the little brothers of the poor.

What do you like about directing?

I did a lot of sports and it was like being the coach of a sports team. To give them confidence, I want to give them what they can to tell the story I want to tell. It’s also not bad to be fully responsible for how you tell a story. When you are a director, the things that are on your mind are on the big screen. It is a way of talking about the vision of the human soul.

Who is the most uncomfortable on the team to dance to?

Sophian Salal : Theory Lermite has made it clear that he does not like dancing! For me, the real challenge was to train him, to make him dance, and to make him move a little to express joy and happiness. He was truly passionate. And Isabel Nandy and Patrick Timchid. As a coach it was a great team. With Michael, who was used to dancing and knew dance well, it was easy. It was a great shoot and a great experience. We collaborated well on the choice of music, the dance moves, the energies we could transmit through dance. It was so amazing! I think it will be shown in the picture. It expresses joy and happiness. That was the key.