Bucking, a dance style that originated in Atlanta, has inspired a community of performers who share their struggles and triumphs in an 86-minute documentary.
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Bucking, a dance style that originated in Atlanta, has inspired a community of performers who share their struggles and triumphs in an 86-minute documentary.
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Synopsis
Taj Paxton and other dancers perform bucking, a dance style from Atlanta, in various locations. They share their life stories and struggles within the city's vibrant music scene. The film presents the challenges these performers face as they embrace this art form. It covers the roots of bucking and its community, showing how these artists express themselves through dance. Directed by Jamal Sims, the documentary runs for 86 minutes and was released in 2018.
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Why Watch
- Meet Taj Paxton and other talented bucking performers.
- Find out about Atlanta's unique dance culture.
- See how bucking evolved from its roots.
Did You Know
- The film features performers like Taj Paxton and Jordan Brendan Finnegan.
- When the Beat Drops was directed by Jamal Sims.
- The documentary has a runtime of 86 minutes.
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What is bucking?
Bucking is a dance style that originated in Atlanta, characterized by its vibrant and expressive movements.
Who directed When the Beat Drops?
When the Beat Drops was directed by Jamal Sims.
What year was When the Beat Drops released?
When the Beat Drops was released in 2018.
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