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Film · 2015
Born to Dance
A gifted Auckland dancer gets a chance to audition for the country's leading hip-hop crew, forcing him to weigh ambition and a new romance against loyalty to the friends who shaped him.
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Very fun watch. Great dancing. Was pleasantly suprised at some side-stepping of the tropes and stereotypes i was excpecting but not at all bothered by the ones that were there.
Karzp on Letterboxd Tammy Davis directed this solely so he could make a cameo arresting Stan Walker for selling dope. I forgot how star studded this cast was tbh Lance Savali, Kaea Pearce, Kristen Dodgen and Jordan Rivers?.. Oh and of course Parris Goebel herself! On and off camera we can thank her for the choreography. It saves the film from the washed out overly bright lighting. It’s a wholesome cheesy step up esque experience but that’s the beauty of it
7lolalane on Letterboxd Usually not my cup of tea. But this was entertaining as hell. Great performances from the cast. I was wondering throughout if they were dancers that were taught acting or the other way round. The female lead is totally hot as well. Thoroughly entertaining.
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