Hear Me Move

2014
Not Rated
1h 43min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe son of a famous street dancer tries to discover the truth about his father's tragic death 12 years prior. When he joins forces with his father's dance partner, he finds himself embroiled... Tout lireThe son of a famous street dancer tries to discover the truth about his father's tragic death 12 years prior. When he joins forces with his father's dance partner, he finds himself embroiled in a bitter rivalry that pushes him to his limit.The son of a famous street dancer tries to discover the truth about his father's tragic death 12 years prior. When he joins forces with his father's dance partner, he finds himself embroiled in a bitter rivalry that pushes him to his limit.

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- 3 victoires et 6 nominations au total

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An aspiring movie for life

While watching this movie there's a very important aspect we need to look at is the fact of a child of a famous dancer who became an important personality and creative character in the movie industry.

We need to learn that by doing anything in life can gives us a chance of prospering in life, this movie is a very important moment for the youngest and adults for the future generations to learn from others. This movie is nice aspect presenting actors and the lesso. I recommend this movie for the children, adults and even older people because it's fun and very enjoyable movie for all family.....

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Anecdotes
Lead, Nyaniso Dzedze (who plays Muzi) and Director Scottnes Smith were actually fellow choristers (Nyaniso 1st Tenor, Scottnes 2nd Tenor) for the Wits Choir, the official choir of the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.

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Early in the end credits is the message: "This movie was filmed in South Africa during the national mourning of former president Nelson Mandela." This is followed by a short scene where the competition hostess announces it is time to pay respect to him with a moment of silence, starting with the rallying cry "Amanda!", and answered by the crowd with "Awethu!" and a raised fist.