Lap Dance 2014
"Fast money comes at a dangerous price"
Lap Dance (2014) dives into a gritty drama about sacrifice, ambition, and the unexpected consequences of love, directed by Greg Carter.
Director: Greg Carter
Cast
Ali Cobrin
Monica
Robert Hoffman
Kevin Shepherd
Carmen Electra
Lexus
Briana Evigan
Tasha
K.D. Aubert
Jade Lee
Datari Turner
Chicago
Stacey Dash
Dr. Annie Jones
Nia Peeples
Kelly
James Remar
Patrick Moore
Omari Hardwick
Dr. Don Cook
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lap Dance (2014) about?
Lap Dance follows Hannah, an aspiring actress who takes a job as an exotic dancer to help her father fight cancer. When she breaks a pact with her fiancé, their relationship unravels, dragging them both into a world of danger and regret.
Who directed Lap Dance?
Greg Carter directed Lap Dance, bringing a dramatic and raw edge to the film's exploration of personal sacrifice.
Who stars in Lap Dance?
The film features Ali Cobrin as Hannah, Robert Hoffman as her fiancé, Carmen Electra, Briana Evigan, and K.D. Aubert in key roles.
Is Lap Dance (2014) worth watching?
As an unrated drama, Lap Dance offers a compelling, if intense, narrative about tough choices and consequences. Fans of character-driven stories with emotional depth may find it engaging, though its themes are heavy and uncompromising.
How long is Lap Dance?
Lap Dance runs for 100 minutes.
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About Lap Dance (2014) — A gripping drama of sacrifice, love, and the cost of fast money
Lap Dance (2014) dives into a gritty drama about sacrifice, ambition, and the unexpected consequences of love, directed by Greg Carter. When aspiring actress Hannah (Ali Cobrin) finds herself torn between her dreams and her father's medical crisis, she strikes a risky bargain with her fiancé (Robert Hoffman). Forced into the world of exotic dancing to pay mounting bills, she quickly discovers that fast cash comes with a steep emotional toll. As her relationship fractures and her new life spirals into danger, the film explores the blurred lines between survival and self-destruction against the neon-soaked backdrop of a struggling city.
Blending raw realism with interpersonal tension, Lap Dance tackles themes of loyalty, moral compromise, and the lengths people go to protect those they love. Cobrin delivers a compelling performance as Hannah, while the supporting cast—including Carmen Electra and Briana Evigan—add layers of complexity to the story's high-stakes drama. With its unflinching portrayal of ambition versus ethics, this film isn't just a cautionary tale—it's a character study wrapped in suburban desperation and neon-lit glamour.
