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Off the Curb: The Heart of Hip-Hop (2000)
Chosen via a highly selective audition and interview process due to limited funding, the members of Off the Curb learn how to overcome disadvantages and setbacks in life through the art of dance.
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Chosen via a highly selective audition and interview process due to limited funding, the members of Off the Curb learn how to overcome disadvantages and setbacks in life through the art of dance.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Susan Cobey Williamson, Kryssa Schemmerling, Ruth Rachel Anderson-Avraham
In Theaters:12/17/2000
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Runtime:60 minutes
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