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Electric Boogie (1983)
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Break Dance
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Dance
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New York City
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Dance Contest
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hip to the jive
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(Credited cast) | Eliester Caraballo | ... | Himself (Eli) |
| Ken Caraballo | ... | Himself |
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| Oliver Bush | ... | Himself |
| K.K. | ... | Himself (K.K.) (as Dwanye Little) |
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References Fort Apache the Bronx (1981)
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This 1983 documentary was made by a Finnish director about kids breakdancing in inner city New York. It's a brilliant look at what was then a completely new genre. I don't know how accessable it is on video. I saw it at the Clinton St. Theater in Portland, OR, in 1997.