Siudy Between Worlds, 50 Performances of the American Dream, is a documentary film directed by Pablo Croce that premiered in 2020 at the Miami Film Festival. Siudy Between Worlds is already an official selection at 16 additional international film festivals around the world, and has won the Best Documentary Film award at two festivals.

If you can do it in New York, you can do it anywhere.

Siudy Between Worlds - 50 Performances of the American Dream is a fascinating documentary that tells the story of a theater company managing to perform for ten weeks in the Big Apple. The journey is portrayed with honesty, clarity, and detail. The dream is straightforward: Caracas, Venezuela-born flamenco prodigy Siudy Garrido and her dance company aim to bring their production, Between Worlds, to a renowned downtown New York stage and sustain a successful, multi-month Off-Broadway run. However, the process of making this dream a reality—securing funds, relocating to the Big Apple, generating publicity to captivate the city's spirit through efforts like an unforgettable flash mob performance in Times Square, and attracting the national press—proves exhausting. Bit by bit, the endeavor turns into an overwhelming odyssey until the company finally catches the attention of a New York Times dance critic.

But will this review launch them to new heights? This film is a commentary on the efforts and achievements of a group who believe in their work and a vivid celebration of flamenco artistry. Featuring stunning dance sequences and the iconic Off-Broadway stages of New York, 50 Performances of the American Dream is a beautiful visual tribute and a profoundly moving story. Above all, it is a raw and authentic chronicle—a compassionate look at the resilience and perseverance of those who fight for their dreams. When those dreams appear to falter, they find ways to defend them. The documentary is a roadmap for rising, starting anew, and embracing hope.