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“Call Me Dancer” is coming to the Quad Cinema on December 15th

Troy Anderson by Troy Anderson
May 26, 2026
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In the heart of Mumbai’s bustling streets, a narrative of grit and grace takes center stage in “Call Me Dancer.” This film is not just a cinematic experience but a vivid portrayal of perseverance, cultural confluence, and the birth of an unexpected camaraderie.

At the core of this story is Manish Chauhan, a street dancer whose life oscillates between his family’s conventional expectations and his own burning ambition to dance. Amidst familial pressure, Manish’s encounter with a tough Israeli ballet master becomes a pivotal turn in his journey. It’s this mentorship that steers him towards his true calling.

“Call Me Dancer” is brought to life under the skilled direction of Leslie Shampaine and Pip Gilmour, with Abramorama set to unveil the film theatrically, beginning with an engagement at The Quad Cinema in New York on Friday, December 15th.

The tale is woven around Manish’s transformation from the streets to the stage, as he now graces the esteemed PeriDance in New York City. Audiences can witness his enchanting lead performance in their upcoming rendition of “The Nutcracker,” starting December 7th.

Leslie Shampaine, a New York-based filmmaker and former professional ballet dancer, channels over a decade of her own dance journey into the film. Her intimate understanding of the art form’s demands and delights allows her to present a film with authentic insight and empathy.

The film’s synopsis paints a picture of Manish as an athletic, spirited individual, striving to uphold his family’s financial needs while being ensnared by a deep love for dance. His chance interaction with Yehuda, the Israeli ballet master, ignites a fierce determination to pursue professional dance, despite the daunting challenges he faces.

Since its debut at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival in February 2023, “Call Me Dancer” has captivated both critics and viewers alike, securing 10 awards across various film festivals globally. The film’s next stop is the Hamptons Doc Fest, where it has already earned the Art & Inspiration Award.

The intertwining of Manish’s tenacity and Yehuda’s search for belonging and purpose makes “Call Me Dancer” a heartfelt exploration of identity and ambition. The film is a testament to the power of dreams and the unyielding human spirit.

Stay tuned for an opportunity to witness this inspiring journey as “Call Me Dancer” steps into theaters. For those interested in a deeper dive into the world of Manish and Leslie, a link to the film will soon be made available, perfectly timed with its release for an immersive experience.

“Call Me Dancer” is more than a film—it’s a celebration of the relentless pursuit of one’s dreams, against all odds. Join us in this cinematic odyssey of passion, dance, and the unwavering courage to follow one’s heart.

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