Film - Rize - Into Film

Year

2005

Duration

84 minutes

Genres

Documentary

Language

English

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Synopsis

Krumping is an LA street dance style where the performers take part in epic battles - at times, it can seem more like a martial art than anything you normally see on a dance floor. The history and culture of krumping, and how it came from a few blocks in Los Angeles to spread around the world, are explored in this loud and lively documentary.

PLEASE BE AWARE: After ordering Rize the disc you will receive will be marked as being a 15 certificate - however, this relates to the extra features on the DVD and not the film itself, which is certified with the BBFC as a 12.

FILMCLUB has consulted the BBFC, and their guidance is that as long as a club leader screens only the film (and not additional features or audio commentaries etc), Rize can be treated as a 12 certificate in a school setting.

Director/s

David LaChapelle

Cast (in alphabetical order)

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Classification

This film has one use of strong bad language

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Resources To Use With This Film

Spotlight on Dance

A resource for Dance students to plan their final presentation and engage in effective critical analysis of the Set Work.

Suitable for 14+

1 pdf

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Step: Film Guide

A film guide that looks at Step (2017), exploring its key topics and themes through informal discussion.

Suitable for 11–16

1 ppt

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