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Passionate Dance
Five young people: Nam, Hanh, Trung, Khanh, and My, all share a passion for hip-hop dancing and a desire to prove themselves. Inspired by her brother Nam and her boyfriend Trung, Hanh discovers her love for dance, while Trung dreams of pursuing hip-hop professionally and bringing Vietnamese street dancing to new heights. However, their ambitions lead to conflicts, romantic misunderstandings, jealousy, and betrayal. As their friendships and relationships are tested, the group must learn to overcome their differences and stay true to their dreams, discovering that genuine passion and perseverance can bring them together.
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Five young people: Nam, Hanh, Trung, Khanh, and My, all share a passion for hip-hop dancing and a desire to prove themselves. Inspired by her brother Nam and her boyfriend Trung, Hanh discovers her love for dance, while Trung dreams of pursuing hip-hop professionally and bringing Vietnamese street dancing to new heights. However, their ambitions lead to conflicts, romantic misunderstandings, jealousy, and betrayal. As their friendships and relationships are tested, the group must learn to overcome their differences and stay true to their dreams, discovering that genuine passion and perseverance can bring them together.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Vũ Ly Ly
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Galaxy Studio
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