Break dancers from South America to Africa share their stories of overcoming personal struggles through movement and hip-hop culture in this 108-minute film.
Synopsis
Break dancers from South America to Africa share their stories of overcoming personal struggles through movement and hip-hop culture in this 108-minute film.
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Synopsis
A group of break dancers in South America takes center stage as they express their passion for dance amid challenging circumstances. In urban areas across Africa and other regions, performers share their stories of hardship and creativity. They connect through hip-hop culture, using movement as a form of expression. "Shake the Dust," directed by Adam Sjöberg in 2014, runs for 108 minutes and features dancers from conflicted communities. The documentary captures their dedication to their craft and the vibrant scenes in which they perform.
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Why Watch
- Meet break dancers from conflicted communities worldwide.
- Find out how hip-hop connects diverse cultures.
- See unique dance styles from South America to Africa.
Did You Know
- The film features break dancers from multiple continents, including South America and Africa.
- Director Adam Sjöberg released this documentary in 2014.
- The documentary has a runtime of 108 minutes.
- The film is produced in the US and features languages including English and Spanish.
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Who directed the documentary 'Shake the Dust'?
Adam Sjöberg directed 'Shake the Dust'.
What year was 'Shake the Dust' released?
'Shake the Dust' was released in 2014.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Shake the Dust'?
'Shake the Dust' has a duration of 108 minutes.
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