Fortunately, Taylor is good at dancing, and unexpectedly came to the art school to do social service, and it happened that the heroine's male dance partner was injured, so it was a matter of course, Taylor, driven by art, love and the accidental death of his friend's brother, decided to dominate himself. Destiny, use dance to dance your future and dance your life.
The film integrates inspirational, love, dance, idol and other genres, and the dance in the film is even more energetic. But the director also seems to be trying to address themes of alienation and integration. From the interspersed street dance and the practice room of the art academy at the beginning, to the comparison of housing types and eating styles between the lower-class community and the aristocratic community, the lower-class and the aristocracy are distinctly different, but there is no higher or lower in terms of art and life values. The gangster who steals cars and shoots at will, the aristocratic villain who plagiarizes songs and monopolizes the creation rights, just like hip-hop and ballet art forms that can only appear one after the other, and there is no distinction between high and low. Hip-hop can dance with ballet, and white people can dance with ballet. Black people are integrated, and the lower-level teenagers can fall in love with aristocratic girls. This is another American dream that promotes freedom, democracy, and tolerance.
Anyway, you have to invent your future by stepping up.
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