At sixteen, Jorge Donn left Argentina for Brussels, determined to dance with Maurice Béjart's Ballet du XXe Siècle. A rejection did not deter him. Donn went on to become the company's star, finding in Béjart not only a choreographer but also a lover and artistic soulmate. With his mesmerising interpretation of Ravel's Boléro, he won over audiences worldwide. Florencia Dávila and Mariano Baez draw on an astonishing archive to bring Donn's life back into motion. His voice, gaze and body tell the story of an artist who gave male dance a new face: powerful yet vulnerable, virtuosic yet sensual. Just as Donn reaches the height of his career, AIDS begins to ravage his body. He continues to dance until the very end. Donn, danseur du XXe siècle is a compelling portrait of an exceptional artist for whom living and moving were scarcely distinguishable from one another.