Dança Comigo?

Título original: Do You Wanna Dance?

1999
1 h 44 min

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Billy Duncan, a dance instructor, has fallen on hard times and is sentenced to community service time. His assignment? To give dance lessons to elderly parishioners at a local Greek church.

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaBilly Duncan, a dance instructor, has fallen on hard times and is sentenced to community service time. His assignment? To give dance lessons to elderly parishioners at a local Greek church. ... Ler tudoBilly Duncan, a dance instructor, has fallen on hard times and is sentenced to community service time. His assignment? To give dance lessons to elderly parishioners at a local Greek church. Reluctant at first, Billy soon finds himself falling in love with a wealthy parishioner's ... Ler tudoBilly Duncan, a dance instructor, has fallen on hard times and is sentenced to community service time. His assignment? To give dance lessons to elderly parishioners at a local Greek church. Reluctant at first, Billy soon finds himself falling in love with a wealthy parishioner's daughter. With the help of an off-beat Priest, Billy is inspired into teaching dance again... Ler tudo

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In one scene Billy Duncan is eating a Gyro which is a Greek/Turkish dish which is usually served in a pita. There has always been controversy with the way you pronounce this dish, Billy Duncan pronounced it one way, and Father Chris corrected him by pronouncing it a more traditional way. There is no wrong way of Gyro, it all depends on where you live.

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Alexia's beeper went off and she said that she is a last year medical resident, and she is on call but she keeps dancing with Billy outside, and then she is seen inside the dance hall, never making any call.

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Well Intentioned but Sophmoric

I always find it encouraging and refreshing to see a film whose purpose is to uplift its audience and remind us that there is a lot of good and a lot of innocence left in the world. Having seen this film at a local festival (at which the author appeared), I was enthusiastic about the subject matter and the message. I also enjoy supporting the independent filmmaker.

For these reasons, the movie was all the more disappointing. Characters were superficially developed, and the messages, as well as the dialogue, seemed trite and simplistic. From time to time, these tendencies became so exaggerated that I felt a bit embarrassed for the actors. And despite his best efforts, I had difficulty shaking Robert Costanzo's (as Father Chris) history of portraying thugs and Mafia caricatures. Even the name "Father Chris" became distracting -- could we possibly have found a more stereotypical name for a Greek priest?

"Do You Wanna Dance" tried hard to bring a tear to my eye. Call me cynical, but the film only succeeded in bringing a smirk to my face.