S9·E19 Water Flowing Together
Synopsis
Jock Soto, who is Navajo Indian and Puerto Rican as well as gay, retired in June 2005 from the New York City Ballet after a 24-year career; this story climaxes with his emotional retirement at age 40. This is not a film solely for a ballet audience; it is also an exploration of identity, heritage, transition and family.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 9 Episode 19 of Independent Lens air?
Season 9, Episode 19 ('Water Flowing Together') originally aired on April 8, 2008.
How long is Season 9 Episode 19 ('Water Flowing Together')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 60 minutes.
What happens in Independent Lens Season 9 Episode 19?
Jock Soto, who is Navajo Indian and Puerto Rican as well as gay, retired in June 2005 from the New York City Ballet after a 24-year career; this story climaxes with his emotional retirement at age 40. This is not a film solely for a ballet audience; it is also an exploration of identity, heritage, t...
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