Feathers, a kepi, a camouflage jacket, a hammer and a motorcycle helmet… Add to that a cheerleader dance accompanied by music worthy of a horse show and you get YMCA, “the Star Wars of disco”. An international hit played, sung and danced by the American group the Village People, whose director Sascha Schmidt retraces the genesis in six chapters: from its chaotic creation to its golden age, then its rejection by the queer population.
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