MOVE

Synopsis

MOVE is a powerful documentary film directed by Lovely A. Warren that delves into the heart of the African-American dance tradition. The movie follows the journey of a talented group of young street dancers in Harlem as they strive to make their mark in the competitive world of dance battles. Faced with personal struggles and societal challenges, the dancers must confront their fears, push their limits, and find their unique voice through the art of movement. With electrifying performances, raw emotion, and an inspiring message of resilience, MOVE captures the spirit of urban dance culture and celebrates the triumph of the human spirit.

Cast

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  Lovely A. Warren

  Herself/Mayor of Rochester, New York

• Jonah Barley

  Himself/Victim/Deceased

• Raekwon Manigault

  Himself/Victim/Deceased

• Johnny "J.R." Johnson

  Himself/Victim/Deceased

• Rodney Manigault

  Himself/Father of Raekwon Manigault

• Melody Scott

  Herself/Aunt of Jonah Barley

Reviews

MOVE has received critical acclaim for its captivating portrayal of the vibrant and dynamic world of street dance. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film for its authenticity, saying, 'MOVE is a mesmerizing blend of heart-pounding performances and heartfelt storytelling.' IMDb describes MOVE as 'a groundbreaking documentary that shines a spotlight on the raw talent and energy of underground dance scenes.' Metacritic lauds MOVE for its emotional depth and artistic vision, proclaiming, 'MOVE is a testament to the power of expression through movement.' Critics have hailed Lovely A. Warren's direction for capturing the essence of urban dance culture with passion and authenticity.