Columbia
Pictures brings audiences to the international world of B-boying – the urban
dance more commonly known as “breakdancing,” in the 3D dance movie “Battle of
the Year.”
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| Photo courtesy of Columbia Pictures |
The
film stars Josh Holloway (“Lost,” “Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol”) and
recording artist Chris Brown (“Takers”).
In
the film, hip hop mogul Dante Graham (Laz Alonso) has created a billion-dollar
business out of his b-boy past. Now he intends to reinvigorate America's
reputation as the pre-eminent by creating an all-American dream team that can
win the legendary Battle of the Year, hip hop's premier competition, in
Montpellier, France.
Graham
turns to his old friend and former crew mate Jason Blake (Holloway) to coach
the team. With help of his assistant coach Franklyn (Josh Peck) and
choreographer Stacy (Caity Lotz), Blake struggles to transform 13 headstrong
individualists into a disciplined, cohesive and polished crew to rival all
comers.
“Battle
of the Year” features electrifying dance performances and astonishing displays
of power and grace, showing how a street dance from New York has evolved into
an inspiring art form for a new generation around the world.
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