GREENLAND. Tiniteqilaaq. 2001. Greenlandic Sabine MAQE. Sabine has put on lipstick, high heels and a polka-dot dress. It's the christening of her sister's first baby. "Peqqeraava? Am I beautiful?" Sabine asks. She lifts her skirt up revealing her star panties and a pair of laddered tights. Iorunaraalid. You're wonderful, I reply, grab hold of her and start to dance.I've often watched Sabine dance at the village hall without wanting to join in. But now that were alone in her uncle's house I surrender to both the dance and Sabine. We dance across tables, chairs and mattresses. Wilder and wilder. Through the open window we can hear the church bells chime but Sabine insists: Aamma, aamma, qilinnermud ilinniardiiatsiikkid. More, more. Let me teach you how to dance!