Step

2017 ""

Step

7 | 1h23m | PG | en | Documentary

The senior year of a girls’ high school step team in inner-city Baltimore is documented, as they try to become the first in their families to attend college. The girls strive to make their dancing a success against the backdrop of social unrest in their troubled city.

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Released: July. 28,2017 | Released Producted By: Stick Figure Productions , Impact Partners Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Cast

Paula Dofat , Cori Grainger , Tayla Solomon

Director

Casey Regan

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Stick Figure Productions , Impact Partners

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Reviews

kz917-1 Follows the founding class of the Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women and their STEP group.The main point of the school is for every girl to graduate from high school, get into college and then graduate from college.Raw emotion and choices that some of the ladies make impact their futures for better and worse.Must see!

kristine-ron I was very disappointed by the lack of attention actually given to Step. Yes, I enjoyed being brought into the lives of these girls and was very moved by the efforts being made by their school and families to get them into college and on to better lives. Honestly though, this documentary missed it by not showing me more about their classes and certainly I would have liked seeing more performances. That's the main reason I rented this movie. The preview probably showed more step than the movie did. Too bad.

Camille Eddy I was so pleased to watch this movie. I found it very relatable to my own journey and it showed the MANY facets of Black womanhood. It would also be inspiring for anyone in any stage of an academic journey, whether high school or college. The movie itself inserts in a community that has a huge story to tell about how to overcome poverty and social unrest. In the end, I walked out of the theater still knowing that Black women are resilient.

DJ Owens STEP exceeded my expectations! Variety has called it ""Hoop Dreams" for the social media generation". I was skeptical - another doc on the marginalize. But this is different thanks to the filmmaker – who entertained while documenting a slice of life for this group of students, parents and their teachers. See it!