After rave reviews at EIFF, Scottish Ballet’s highly original reimagining of Romeo & Juliet, These Violent Delights, comes to cinemas on 21 October for one night only from Tull Stories!
As a celebration of artistry, choreography and performance on screen, and to celebrate its release, we’ve put together a Top 10 Dance Films list, looking at some of the greatest examples of dance brought to the screen – from The Red Shoes and Billy Elliot to contemporary dance cinema and documentaries. The list explores the many ways movement can tell stories on screen, with These Violent Delights representing an exciting new chapter in dance cinema.
1. These Violent Delights (2025) – Scottish Ballet

2. La Vague (2025) — Sebastián Lelio

3. Creature (2022) – Asif Kapadia

4. Cunningham (2019) – Alla Kovgan

5. Pina (2011) — Wim Wenders





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