Whitewash: Butoh for BLU (2011)

When the famous Italian street artist BLU is censored by the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles for painting a commissioned anti-war mural, a group of Butoh dancers stage a surreal and provocative performance at the scene of the crime. Interviews set up the story and the dancers take it from there, using an avant garde dance form from Japan called Butoh to illustrate the dangers of censorship.