Rheumatology
in Perspective

By Olga Goodman, MD
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Worth a Look · Monkey Dance Series · Part VII · Original fantasy short film · 0:33 · English

The announcement was simple: “And now our last dance!” A pair of geladas took the stage beside a bonfire, the skirts swirled, and the audience applauded.

A pair of fictional geladas in red-and-black dance costumes faces one another on a lantern-lit stage
One Last Dance. Please Stop Saying That. · Original film by Olga Goodman, MD. Select to watch and read.

Then another couple came out. And another. Apparently “last” is not a reliable unit of time in this dance company.

My new 33-second fantasy film follows a succession of Tsyganochka-inspired dance numbers and an increasingly desperate announcer. By the end, the program has one useful instruction: IF YOU HAVE PLANS TOMORROW, LEAVE NOW.

Watch “One Last Dance. Please Stop Saying That.” and read the comic essay on RheumaView Insights.

Olga Goodman, MD · Rheumatology in Perspective. Fictional AI-created animal performance, not a documentary portrayal of Roma dancers or culture.

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