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Synopsis: Beaten by his rival Invincible's hip-hop crew and ridiculed as 'Popcorn boy', Ash seeks revenge at the annual international street dance championship in Paris. He travels trough Europe to gather an exceptionally talented crew. In Paris, he meets in her overprotective uncle-guardian Manu's bar and wants Latin dancer Eva. They agree to attempt a fusion with hip-hop, introducing Latin pair dancing, and become lovers. A week before the tournament, Ash gets cold feet, all seems lost.
Genre: Drama, Music, Romance
Director(s): Max Giwa, Dania Pasquini
Production: Alliance
 
IMDB:
5.7
Rotten Tomatoes:
42%
Year:
2012
85 min
$1,124,582
Website
161 Views


(ALL CHEERlNG)

Oi!

-(ALL BOOlNG)

-l'm sorry.

(LATlN DANCE MUSlC STARTlNG)

Best of luck.

Okay.

l'm sorry, l didn't catch your name.

Eva.

(QUlMBARA REMlX PLAYING)

(ALL BOOlNG)

-You're absolutely amazing.

-l'm kind of busy.

(CHEERlNG)

That's what l call a battle.

(BlRD CHlRPlNG)

Lucien, bye.

-l'll see you tomorrow. Bye!

-Okay.

Wish me luck!

Hi, again.

Hi.

l wanted to ask you something.

No, thank you.

You don't even know what it is yet.

Yeah, but l don't drink

and l'm not hungry, so good night.

Why do you dance?

l mean, l dance to have a good time,

have a laugh, show off.

But l made a real fool of myself recently

in front of a lot of people and...

-Should l start playing the violin?

-(LAUGHS) No.

'Cause my story has a happy ending.

l met you.

You know, l've heard some

cheesy pick-up lines in my time,

but this one beats them all.

Join my crew.

-Quoi?

-My street dance crew.

We're going to the Final Clash.

lt's the biggest battle in Europe.

l'm happy doing my own thing.

We could come up with a whole new style,

like a fusion of Latin and street,

something that nobody has ever seen before.

So you want me to join a street dance crew,

dancing a style that hasn't been invented yet?

-Pretty much, yeah.

-You're an escaped crazy guy, right?

l prefer dreamer, but sure.

l tell you what, you bring me

this great crew and l'll think about it.

-ls that a promise?

-No, that's a "think about it".

That's good enough for me.

You were right, she is absolutely perfect.

With her and those moves,

lnvincible won't even stand a chance!

Let me just get this clear.

This is a Latin-street-dance fusion

we're talking about here,

not an Ash-Eva fusion.

-Eva. That sounds really beautiful.

-Focus, Ash.

-We've still got to convince the crew.

-But they'll love the tango!

-Salsa!

-Salsa, tango, whatever.

Look, we'll show her the crew,

she'll love 'em, bam, we're unbeatable.

Bonjour.

lt's that crazy guy again.

And my crew.

(UNORTHODOX PLAYlNG)

Oh, mon Dieu. This is not a refugee camp.

-Uncle, it's okay.

-MANU:
We're closed.

lt's okay.

You said you'd think about it.

Well, let's see what they can do.

# And now l feel like

l'm the reason l should last

# l move like my ish don't stink

# But l'm all in a trance, no hit, no assist

# This is all from the heart, intro, no script

# l'm just about writing it down

# So now l don't sleep, man

l miss those nights

# l take planes like trains

l don't miss no flights

# l'm the type of guy that will have no life

# Just so l can shine like this gold life

# And that sounds sad but l'm happy

# And the only plans to stay scatty

# Yeah, unorthodox,

l made the bar so l call the shots

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Jane English

Jane English (was born 1942 in Boston, Massachusetts) is a philosopher, physicist, photographer, journalist and translator. English received her B.A. in Physics from Mount Holyoke College in 1964 and Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin–Madison for her work in high energy particle physics. She taught courses in Oriental thought and modern physics at Colorado College.English is known for her collaborative translation of the Tao Te Ching of Lao Tsu which she illustrated through photography, in collaboration with her spouse Gia-Fu Feng. more…

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