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Year

2013

Duration

106 minutes

Genres

Drama

Language

English

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Synopsis

Following in the steps of Street Dance and its sequel, this feel-good British musical comedy sees two teenage friends get a dance group together and stage a talent show in a bid to rescue their much-loved youth club hangout from being demolished by bulldozers. The plucky, resourceful crew encounters many obstacles along the way amid gags and lively street dance sequences enhanced with traditional ballroom – and martial arts! This energetic and entertaining modern-day fable is set in an idealised version of London where noble intentions are sure to save the day.

Director/s

Ben Gregor

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Classification

Mild violence, very mild bad language.

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Dear White People

Black Star strand resource

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