“One Last Dance” is the story of three generations of men, of lost love and the intimacy of a dance.

A reluctant visit to his grandson’s dance group gives an old man an unexpected chance to reconnect with his past and reignite his passion for life.

The film is deliberately understated, we see the world from the old mans point of view, allowing the ‘real’ and the ‘fantastic’ to be accepted in the same stream of thought. On the one hand, its about depicting the world as he sees it, with all its everyday details and all its many problems but also the extraordinary, and the supernatural. How memories not only define us but can allow us to reconnect with ourselves. Its that sense of reconnection, of family and love that this film celebrates.