StreetDance 3D (2010)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 98 minuten
Alternative title: StreetDance
Country:
United Kingdom
Directed by: Max Giwa and Dania Pasquini
Stars: Nichola Burley and Charlotte Rampling
IMDb score:
5,8 (11.901)
Releasedate: 19 May 2010
StreetDance 3D plot
"Teo Worlds. One Dream."
Jay's dance crew reach the final of the British Championship, but then suddenly Jay quits, and Carly has to take over. To make matters worse, they lose their rehearsal space and are forced to partner with a ballet school in exchange for rehearsal space.
Actors and actresses
Carly
Tomas
Jay
Fred
Eddie
Helena
Madame Fleurie
Mr Harding
Isabella
Michael
Reviews & comments
Aapje81
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- 2227 messages
- 5185 votes
Unlike many other dance movies, this one worked for me. Maybe it's because it's a British movie and not an American one. For some reason, I found the characters a lot more sympathetic than in, say, the Step Up series.
I found Nichola Burley a big plus. A very beautiful and fresh appearance that pulls the whole film towards her. In addition, I found the dancing quite ok and I was also pleasantly surprised by the supporting role of Rampling.
Furthermore, the scenario was of course not brilliant and you have seen it all before, but because of the sympathetic character and the beautiful Burley I still enjoyed watching this film.
Good.
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LiaKna
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- 78 messages
- 78 votes
This is a film that makes me happy every time. A dance film that makes you dance yourself and hopes that you can get better and better so that you can do what they do in the film.
Check out my full review here: Review Street dance
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mrklm
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- 11374 messages
- 9897 votes
Of course, this is inspired by the successful Step Up franchise, but with a rock-solid, quintessentially British soundtrack and a finale that (thanks to choreographer Will Tuckett) sublimely blends street dance with classical ballet, this can stand on its own two feet. Giwa and Basquin also go 'back to basics' with this story of a dance crew that is abandoned by crew leader Jay [Ukweli Roach] a few weeks before the UK Championship (and qualification for the World Cup). Carly [Nichola Hurley] takes over, but due to a combination of inexperience and sheer bad luck, everything seems to go wrong and friction arises within the crew. Carly is thrown a lifeline when dance school owner Helena Fitzgerald [Charlotte Rampling] makes her an offer: the crew can use the school's facilities free of charge if she adds Helena's ballerinas (who need an external boost to have any chance of joining the Royal Ballet) to the crew. Dramatic depth is not what you get with these teen-oriented dance films, but the culture clash provides some fun moments and the lack of glitz and spectacle means we get to see street dance as it was: on the streets, sometimes in the rain, in parking garages or on wooden dance floors. Next up: StreetDance 2.
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