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Rize(2005)
Rize(2005)
Lively documentary about Krumping, an LA street dance style in which the performers take part in epic battles.
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Year
2001
Duration
108 minutes
Genres
Drama
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Sarah dreams of becoming a ballerina but when her mother dies, she's sent to live with her estranged father and forced to hang up her ballet slippers. As one of the only white pupils at her new school in Chicago, she struggles to be accepted. Luckily, Chenile and his brother Derek take Sarah under their wing and give her a taste for hip hop. Confronting issues of racism and teenage parenthood head-on, this makes for an unusually direct high school movie.
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This film contains single use of strong language, and moderate violence.
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