Charlene and her teenage son (Quincy) are forced to relocate to Memphis with her estranged sister (Gwen). Tensions quickly escalate between the sisters, while Quincy befriends the neighborhood hustler (Dawg) and becomes immersed in the city's gritty lifestyle and the subculture of the street dance called Memphis Jookin.
Howard Bell IV
Director
Derrick 'Deuce' Keys
Jooker
Moonrise 'Kofi' Apprey
Adult male at Center
Essex Berry
Charles
Danielle Boothe
Gwen
Bryann Alexander
Jooker
Karlton Burnett
Community Center Kid
Osaze 'Agod' Niamke
Jooker
Telly Albright
O.G. Jooker
Zariyah Barken
Jooker
Ketrick "Jazz" Copeland
Smoke
Cohen Cooper
Shamar
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