How She MoveOverview and Synopsis

  • How She Move
  • Opened January 25, 2008 | Runtime:1 hr. 38 min.
  • PG-13
    some drug content, suggestive material and language
  • Raya (Rutina Wesley), a gifted student and dancer at an elite academy, must return home and attend public school after her sister's drug-related death. She has a bitter rivalry with Michelle (Tracey Armstrong),in which the two try to see which is Read More
  • Cast: Rutina Wesley, Tracey 'Tre' Armstrong, Dwain Murphy, Brennan Gademans, Kevin Duhaney
  • Director: Ian Iqbal Rashid
  • Genres: Coming-of-Age, Urban Drama, Dance Film, Drama

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  • How She Move a bad Movie
    by kewlguyinLA

    Not a memorable dance movie...Read More

  • i liked it
    by poodlegrr

    some people dont like dance movies, but im kinda a dancy-teenage angst person...i mean, it could have been pretty bad. but the ending was kind of like a corny horse movie...yay! we won the race!...Read More

  • really good
    by mister_fish

    not only was the dancing good but the movie deals with real stuff & actually has believable acting & script. and also 2 thumbs up on the dancing....Read More

  • How She Move
    by cassie52

    I thought this movie was amazing. Music was great, steps were fantastic and even the story line was pretty good....Read More

How She Move Critic Reviews

  • "...follows some well-worn narrative paths, but the behavior in the film feels urgent and convincing and alive...a very solid dance picture. " Los Angeles Times

    - Michael Phillips

  • "...a coming-of-age tale that has a smoothly choreographed power to move and entertain." USA Today

    - Claudia Puig

  • "...moody, intelligent take on conventional material." Variety

    - Justin Chang

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