Strike a Pose

This documentary chronicles the lives of the dancers who accompanied Madonna on her iconic 1990 Blond Ambition World Tour. It delves into their personal journeys, their experiences during the tour, and the lasting impact it had on their lives and careers.

Strike a Pose received generally positive reviews, with critics praising its intimate look at the lives of Madonna's dancers and their often-overlooked contributions to pop culture history. The film was commended for giving a voice to these performers, exploring themes of identity, sexuality, and the challenges they faced both during and after the tour.

• Offers a fascinating and personal perspective on a significant moment in pop music history.

• Highlights the often unseen figures behind iconic performances.

• Explores complex themes of identity, fame, and the aftermath of working with a global superstar.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the documentary's focus on the dancers, finding their stories compelling and often emotional. Many viewers felt the film provided a valuable and overdue spotlight on these individuals, offering insight into their struggles and triumphs.

Nominated for Best Documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival.

The film features interviews with five of the seven dancers who toured with Madonna: Kevin Stea, Carlton "CJ" Smith, Luis Camacho, Jose Xtravaganza, and Oliver Crumes. Two dancers, Salim "Gaucho" Jouban and Gabriel "Monk" Bissette, passed away before the documentary was made.