Dancing Out of My Life II
Setup2 the street
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Synopsis
Rebellious street dancer Andy is a member of Baldmore's most prestigious dance company, "410.". She was given the opportunity to attend the Maryland School of the Arts, but when she came to school, she found it difficult to integrate with the life of the school. At the same time, she and her friends at 410 also gradually became estranged. Unwilling to sink in, Andy decided to prove himself to everyone with strength. She gathered a group of members from the class, including the school's most provocative dancer, Chas. Together, they formed a dance troupe, and when they learned that there was an underground hip-hop competition in Baldrome called "The Streets", they embarked on a journey full of ambition, and the opponent they faced turned out to be "410". After a real knife and gun competition, Andy finally found her dream and won back her two worlds.
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It can be said that this anti-trend work is also a work specially for street dance practitioners.
At that time, street dance had initially been accepted by the festival, and the social status of top street dance dancers had also been improved. But at the same time, a question arises, when the social status of dancers improves, will they still gather in the streets where hip-hop culture is brewing? You must know that being on the streets is considered inferior.
The main theme of the second part is that any dance is an extension of culture, and street dance cannot be separated from the street.
The male protagonist of this part is from the class, and the street dance art dance can be said to be all-powerful, but why should he participate in the street dance? But also to lead the heroine. In fact, it is very simple, the male protagonist needs to absorb street culture to enrich his dance, and it just so happens that he has no street experience.
Moose and the male protagonist are both excellent dancers, but they can only catch blind in the street dancer circle. Seriously, there have been conflicts in China about street dance separating from street culture, specifically the KOD zero point incident, people who like street dance are probably clear, that is, the old school believes that LA (there are many sayings) is already modern dance and does not belong to street dance.
So the film's essence is to appeal to dancers who are beginning to leave the streets not to ignore their cultural origins.