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Spotlight on Dance
A resource for Dance students to plan their final presentation and engage in effective critical analysis of the Set Work.
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Film Details
Year
2010
Duration
94 minutes
Genres
Family
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
A London dance crew are getting ready for a big competition when their leader, Jay, bails on them. How will Carly, who's now in charge, convince them that they can still win? She gets an interesting offer of rehearsal space from the Royal Dance School - but there is a price: she'll have to add classical ballet moves to the routine. Can it work? Sure, there's nothing hugely original in the story, but the film has tons of energy and appearances from Flawless and Britain's Got Talent winners Diversity.
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This film contains mild language, sex references and violence.
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