Netflix documentary Move features Jamaican Dancehall artist Kimiko Versatile – Repeating Islands

A report by Michael Wade Simpson for Pasatiempo. Move, a new, five-part documentary on Netflix, which began streaming on Oct. 23, offers portraits of a half-dozen working dance artists. Subjects include street dance with American dancers Jon Boogz and Lil Buck; the politics of the body by Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin; gender-bending experimental Spanish flamenco…

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