A skinny, naive go go dancer meets with unexpected rejection when he attempts to fulfill his childhood 'Flashdance' fantasy.
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Title: Go Go Reject (2010)
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Heath Daniels | ... | Daniel Ferguson |
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Korken Alexander | ... | Cesar |
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Josh Babich | ... | Spike |
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Jonathan Bierner | ... | Scruff |
| Matthew Bridges | ... | Matthew Cavoya | |
| Steve Callahan | ... | Derek | |
| Jimmy Clabots | ... | Jock Strap | |
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Andrew Claus | ... | Rod |
| Allie Costa | ... | Ballet Dancer 7 | |
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Bernard Crowden | ... | James |
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Ryan de Mesa | ... | Dakota |
| Travis Joe Dixon | ... | Waldorf (as Travis Dixon) | |
| Drew Droege | ... | Anthony Mojo | |
| Michelle Ehlen | ... | Jym | |
| Miles Elliot | ... | Young Daniel | |
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Wholesome and eternally optimistic Daniel Ferguson yearns to leave his job at Yogurt World and fulfill his childhood dream of becoming the Jennifer Beals of male go-go dancing. Daniel's Flashdance fantasy runs smack into opposition from club promoters, who are less interested in his dancing ability than they are the physical attributes of the more muscular dancers. With undaunted ingenuity Daniel turns his small frame into a huge success. Written by Heath Daniels
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EnglishRelease Date:
19 June 2010 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Gogo Reject See more »Filming Locations:
Akbar - 4356 Sunset Boulevard, Silver Lake, Los Angeles, California, USA See more »Company Credits
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Far to be memorable, it is just nice. Using cliches, proposing a story about ambition and succes, having dance as pretext for a sort of motivational short film, it gives an amusing story about a dream and the effort to make it reality. Sure, it could be better but the desire , basic desire seems be to give easy entertainment. And , using this start idea, it is far to be a bad film.