The film, directed by Adam Sjoberg, takes viewers through Uganda, Yemen, Cambodia, and Columbia, showing how breakdancing has become a lifeline for b-boys and b-girls across the globe.
From war-torn communities of the middle East, or the slums of Africa, breakdancing has built, and restored, confidence in the dancers despite their surroundings.
As one dancer from Africa put it: “Poverty doesn’t necessarily mean a lack of funds or lack of money…it’s more like low self-esteem. Because you find with high self-esteem, a person can do anything.”
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