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Keith Stallworth is a Actor born on 27 may 1979
Keith Stallworth est un acteur américain né le 27 mai 1979 dans le Comté de Bell (Texas). Il fait ses débuts dans le film Sexy Dance 3D où il tient le rôle de Jacob. Il déménage à New York à l'âge de 17 ans pour poursuivre sa carrière de danseur.
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Birth 27 may 1979 (44 years)
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Battle of the Year (2013)
, 1h49Directed by Benson Lee
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Musical theatre, Musical
Themes Musical films
Actors Josh Holloway, Chris Brown, Laz Alonso, Josh Peck, Caitlin Marie Lotz, Weronika Rosati
Rating50%
Dante Graham enlists Jason Blake to coach the United States' b-boy team to compete in the Battle of the Year, as the US has not won in 15 years. Blake puts together a team of the best b-boys across America à la Dream Team. After overcoming their differences and learning to work as a team, the Dream Team makes it to the semi-finals, beats the reigning champion French team and finds themselves against the favorites, the Koreans. Ultimately, they lose by one point. Blake resolves to resume training as soon as possible to win next year.
Step Up 3D (2010)
, 1h48Directed by Jon Chu
Origin USA
Genres Drama, Musical theatre, Musical, Romance
Themes Dance films, Films about music and musicians, Hip hop films, Musical films
Actors Rick Malambri, Adam G. Sevani, Briana Evigan, Sharni Vinson, Alyson Stoner, Keith Stallworth
Roles Jacob
Rating62%
The story begins in traditional video style, as several of the film's characters are recorded and asked a series of questions about why they dance. The film then cuts to Moose (Adam G. Sevani) and Camille (Alyson Stoner) who attend New York University. Moose is majoring in electrical engineering after promising his father that he would not dance anymore. While touring the campus, he sees a pair of Limited Edition Gun Metal Nike Dunks worn by Luke Katcher (Rick Malambri). Moose follows the shoes and then accidentally stumbles upon a dance battle, where he beats Kid Darkness (Daniel Campos) from the dancing crew "House of Samurai". Luke takes him back to his place, an old warehouse converted into a club. Luke shows Moose the House of Pirates, his dance crew, where he later teams up with them to compete in the World Jam dance contest against their rivals, the House of Samurai dance crew. But then, Jacob (Keith Stallworth), a member of House of Pirates, informs Luke that the warehouse will be put up for auction if the overdue rents are not made.
B-Girl (2009)
, 1h23Origin USA
Genres Drama, Musical, Crime
Themes Dance films
Actors Wesley Jonathan, Drew Sidora, Aimee Garcia, Jenny Gago, Marcelo Tubert, Robert Cicchini
Rating40%
In Brooklyn, Angel is a breakdancer who lives with her mother Gabby. Her abusive boyfriend Hector won't accept that she wants to break up. One night Angel and her best friend Rosie trade hats and jackets and Hector fatally stabs Rosie thinking she is Angel. When he realizes his mistake he stabs Angel too. After many weeks of recovery, Angel wants to breakdance again but is having difficulty. Gabby moves with Angel to Los Angeles to live with Angel's grandmother, where she believes Angel will be safe. Angel gets a night job at a car rental company and goes to college during the day. She also joins a group of breakdancers who need a sixth member to compete.
Brother to Brother (2004)
, 1h34Origin USA
Genres Drama, Science fiction
Themes Films about sexuality, LGBT-related films, LGBT-related films, LGBT-related film
Actors Anthony Mackie, Roger Robinson, Lawrence Gilliard, Jr., Daniel Sunjata, Alex Burns, Aunjanue Ellis
Rating70%
Art student Perry (Anthony Mackie) befriends an elderly homeless man named Bruce Nugent (Roger Robinson), who turns out to have been an important figure in the Harlem Renaissance. Through recalling his friendships with other important Harlem Renaissance figures Langston Hughes (Daniel Sunjata), Aaron Douglas, Wallace Thurman and Zora Neale Hurston, Bruce chronicles some of the challenges he faced as a young, black, gay writer in the 1920s. Perry discovers that the challenges of homophobia and racism he faces in the early 21st century closely parallel Bruce's.