Step Up Revolution 2012
"One step can change your world."
Step Up Revolution (2012) brings the heat with its vibrant dance numbers and heartfelt romance.
Director: Scott Speer
Cast
Kathryn McCormick
Emily Anderson
Ryan Guzman
Sean Asa
Misha Gabriel
Eddy
Stephen 'tWitch' Boss
Jason Hardlerson
Cleopatra Coleman
DJ Penelope
Peter Gallagher
Bill Anderson
Tommy Dewey
Trip
Emiliano Díez
Mayor Hernandez
Steve Zurk
Councilman Casey
Mia Michaels
Olivia
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Step Up Revolution (2012) about?
Step Up Revolution follows Emily, a young dancer with big aspirations, as she becomes entangled in the lives of a Miami dance crew and must confront the threat of her father's development plans.
Who directed Step Up Revolution?
The film was directed by Scott Speer, bringing his unique vision to the world of dance and drama.
Who stars in Step Up Revolution?
Kathryn McCormick, Ryan Guzman, Misha Gabriel, and Stephen 'tWitch' Boss shine in the lead roles of this captivating film.
Is Step Up Revolution (2012) worth watching?
With its energetic dance numbers, heartfelt romance, and themes of identity and community, Step Up Revolution is a must-watch for fans of music-infused dramas.
How long is Step Up Revolution?
The film has a runtime of 99 minutes, immersing viewers in the world of dance and drama for nearly two hours.
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About Step Up Revolution (2012) — A Dance-Filled Romance with a Heart of Gold
Step Up Revolution (2012) brings the heat with its vibrant dance numbers and heartfelt romance. Directed by Scott Speer, this music-infused drama follows Emily, a young dancer with big aspirations, as she finds herself in the midst of a vibrant Miami dance crew led by the charismatic Sean. As Emily and Sean's connection blossoms, the threat of her father's development plans looms over the crew's neighborhood, forcing them to band together and fight for their home. With its infectious beats and emotional depth, Step Up Revolution is a must-watch for fans of dance, drama, and romance. This captivating film explores themes of identity, community, and the power of dance to bring people together.
