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Street dancers of Paris. Passionate and free they express themselves on the streets of Paris, dancing by the emotions, not by the movements they’ve learned.

Brooklyn graffiti writer, Gouch, delves into graffiti, living life as an ordinary citizen, and leaving a lasting legacy.

Short film following the life journey of Ingrid Silva from the slums of Rio to the professional Ballet stage of New York City.

Dancer Kenji Igus explores the connections between Tap and Rap in “Rhythm Is My Business.”

A slow and surreal video|slideshow of nightmareish, grotesque and apparently static characters.

YAKfilms document dancers to nice

New Mural by Faith XLVII in Skid Row in response to the homelessness situation facing the city.
This large-scale public installation gives a monumental space to some of America’s most marginalized people; the homeless.

Trailer for the multiple award winning South African street dance film directed by Bryan Little