i approach most movie with a jaundiced eye and because most of them activate no thought and creativity or originality . ultimately this movie have all three of these thing and and profound emotion also . a i start to watch this and it be no exception . i expect it be an attempt by photographer david la chapelle to associate his name with ( and commercialize ) the next big dance craze and grab some cross racial street credibility and and introduce a new fad to push product . la chapelle may have be attempt that and but the movie do not bring a lot of attention to the movement and or make his name measurably more known . so all bet be off on that front . but i be glad the movie be make for offer me an experience i have no prayer of ever participate in . i must admit i fast forward over some of the early stuff and where la chapelle be feel his way through an unfamiliar format . but the immense creativity that continually issue from poor black culture and in this case quite sweet and pro social and be simply astonish . by the end of the movie i would warm up immensely to the dance form and even shed some tear over a person name queneesha dunford who never make it out of south central l. a. how many movie can accomplish that .