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British teen dance drama, also released in 3D. When Carly (Nichola Burley) and her streetdance crew lose both their leader and their rehearsal space within a short space of time, hope arrives in the unlikely guise of a local ballet school. The school's headmistress, Helena (Charlotte Rampling), offers Carly the use of the school's rehearsal facilities in return for an injection of the streetdance intensity and passion that she finds lacking in her lacklustre classically-trained students. Cultures, egos, talents and temperaments clash as the worlds of streetdance and ballet collide.
Typ: Blu-ray
British teen dance drama, also released in 3D. When Carly (Nichola Burley) and her streetdance crew lose both their leader and their rehearsal space within a short space of time, hope arrives in the unlikely guise of a local ballet school. The school's headmistress, Helena (Charlotte Rampling), offers Carly the use of the school's rehearsal facilities in return for an injection of the streetdance intensity and passion that she finds lacking in her lacklustre classically-trained students. Cultures, egos, talents and temperaments clash as the worlds of streetdance and ballet collide.
Typ: Blu-ray
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| Titel: | StreetDance |
|---|---|
| Regissör: |
Dania Pasquini, Max Giwa |
| Skådespelare: |
Mark Tristan Eccles
, Tameka Empson , Jocelyn Jee Esien , Richard Winsor , George Sampson , Frank Harper , Nichola Burley , Chris Wilson , Patrick Baladi , Rachel McDowall , Charlotte Rampling , Eleanor Bron |
| Typ: | DVD |
| Kategori: | Film/Drama |
| Registreringsdatum: | 2025-07-04 |
| Artikelnummer: | 897866 |
| Lagerstatus: | Beställningsvara Leveranstid: från 30 vardagar |
| EAN: | 5030305514549 |
| Distributör: | Vertigo Releasing |
| Antal skivor: | 1 |
| Språk: | English |
| Region: | B |
| Längd: | 98 min |
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