Dance
Surreal footage of dancing.
Featured videos
The Big Bounce from Prelinger Archives
Involuntaries 4 by Foofwa d'Imobilité, Vea Lucca and Alan Sondheim
Opening credit animation by Mark Phillips
Music video for "Buchstabe" by Knorkator
Modern Daydreams 1: Deere John by Mitchell Rose and BodyVox
Stock footage supplied by iStock
Protective Cover (The Condom Song) by Nrityanjali Academy (from the India HIV/AIDS Alliance)
Indian Dancing Prank by Christian von Nathusius
Angry Industrial Dancer in Little Saigon by Duy Huu Luu (also known as Tank Nine)
Music video for "Tush It" by Liam Lynch
Music video for "Vessel (Four Tet Remix)" by Bison
Peacock Spider by Jurgen Otto
Robots Dancing by Jean-Charles Bazin and Young Cheol Lee
Featured music
"Buchstabe" by Knorkator
"5 AM (I Love My Haters)" by Clams Casino
"Electrohead" by Combichrist
"Tush It" by Liam Lynch
"Vessel (Four Tet Remix)" by Jon Hopkins
"Woof Woof" by Dan Deacon
"She's Hot" by Clams Casino
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