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Dance Academy: The Movie

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Former ballet student, Tara Webster, was destined to become one of the top dancers of her generation before a devastating injury crippled her career. Over the last eighteen months she has tried to embrace life as a university student but cannot get over her dream of dancing professionally. In her quest to defy the odds in a near impossible comeback, Tara leaves her life and love behind in Sydney and travels to New York. But as the rejections pile up, and Tara tears herself apart trying to fit the unrelenting ballet mould, she must learn to find, and trust, her own voice before she loses everything that truly matters in the pursuit of a dream.

Genre:

Drama

Actors:

Alex Acosta, Alicia Banit, Chris Bartlett, Ryu Bautista, Kristy Best, Julia Blake, Tara Jade Borg, Nicholas Brown, Kieran Bryant, Mitchell Butel, Christian Byers, ...»

Director:

Jeffrey Walker

Country:

Australia, Germany

Release:

2017

IMDb:

6.8

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Duration:

101 min

KEYWORDS:

#Alex Acosta #Alicia Banit #Chris Bartlett #Christian Byers #Dance Academy: The Movie #Dance Academy: The Movie (2017) #Jeffrey Walker #Julia Blake #Kieran Bryant #Kristy Best #Mitchell Butel #Nicholas Brown #Ryu Bautista #Tara Jade Borg

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ACTORS OF "Dance Academy: The Movie"

1936, London, England, UK

31 July 1993, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Branden Christine

Matt Day

28 September 1971, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

15 November 1958, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

20 January 1989, Johannesburg, South Africa

23 June 1964, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Sean Morris

Miranda Otto

16 December 1967, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Maddie Peat

Barry Quin

Jordan Rodrigues

20 July 1992, Sydney, Australia

9 November 1992, Perth, Western Australia, Australia

Rayshaun Steele

Nic Westaway

20 January 1989, Margaret River, Western Australia, Australia

Leonie Whyman

David E. Woodley

7 December 1960, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

DIRECTORS OF "Dance Academy: The Movie"

Jeffrey Walker

10 July 1982, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

CREATORS OF "Dance Academy: The Movie"

Samantha Strauss

CRITICS OF "Dance Academy: The Movie"

Daily Telegraph (Australia)

Walker exhibits admirable restraint in the face of such potentially overwrought romantic tropes, refusing to milk the emotional moments, encouraging his actors to underplay the key scenes. The characters' self-deprecating humour also serves the film well.

April 05, 2017

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The Australian

I liked the Emma Stone-Ryan Gosling song and dance romance-drama, but for me Dance Academy feels more real. It has something about it that is more dramatic, more emotional, more complex.

April 14, 2017

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Screen-Space

While maintaining the heart that helped make it a small-screen hit, Dance Academy looks every bit the sumptuous big-screen drama.

April 06, 2017

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3AW

Fans of the show will feel dutifully well-served. Those coming to the film cold might feel a little iced out.

April 07, 2017

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Herald Sun (Australia)

The old-fashion story path navigated here (much of which takes place in the US) is a lot more downbeat and realistic about the plight of young performers than many viewers will expect. The movie as a whole is all the better for it.

April 05, 2017

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Junkee

If you want to be a snob about dance-based drama for teens, that's your choice, but you're about to miss out on something pretty great.

April 06, 2017

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Graffiti With Punctuation

In the final stanza of "Dance Academy" it finally becomes the movie that you're hoping it will be; it's a crowd pleaser that has surprises up its sleeve.

March 27, 2017

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Guardian

Subversive entertainment it ain't. But nor is this well-paced yarn - with pleasing albeit narrowly scoped performances from a perky cast - bereft of pleasantries and surprises.

April 05, 2017

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ArtsHub

What it lacks in surprises, it makes up for in poise, a standard coat of glossy-imaged polish, and an affable teen melodrama air.

April 10, 2017

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ABC Radio Brisbane

There's a realness to these characters and their journey that makes this worth a look.

May 31, 2017

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The Age (Australia)

Strauss is a writer of real flair. A former teen dancer, she knows the milieu like the back of her hand and is not ashamed to take delight in an all-Aussie phrase like "pity pash".

April 12, 2017

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Sydney Morning Herald

The dialogue isn't exactly sparkling. It's matter-of-fact at best, cliched at worst, but Tara and friends are easy to like. The ballet movie tradition is well served.

April 12, 2017

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GALLERY OF "Dance Academy: The Movie"