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Aquatics
Region Coding: Region Free
Kitty Zhang
Leon Jay Williams
Director:
Stephen Fung
Producer:
Stephen Chow
Audio Tracks:
DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
DTS Digital Surround 5.1
Languages:
Cantonese, Mandarin, Thai
Subtitles:
English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Thai
Running Time:
87 minutes
Distributor:
ERA Home Entertainment (HK)
Release Date:
22 Apr 2010
Synopsis:
Jump is a film about courage and passion. Full of humor and
exciting dance sequences the film features a young village girl from a
sheltered background named Phoenix who loves dancing. Brought up by her
father, a Kung Fu Master, after the death of her mother, Phoenix has
been trained in martial arts but her real dream is to be a dancer. When
Phoenix is offered the chance to work in a big city, she jumps at it,
and leaves her father and hometown for Shanghai. While working in a
garment factory by day, Phoenix still retains her dream of one day
dancing on stage. She takes a part time job at night at a local dance
school in order to secretly learn the techniques. Seen as an
unsophisticated country girl in the big city, Phoenix puts up with a lot
of teasing but she perseveres.
When Phoenix meets Ron, a rich and handsome playboy, and the owner of the dance school, Ron recognizes her talent and passion for dance and offers Phoenix a chance to study for free. She is also invited to join the dance competition that the school is participating in. Despite his reputation, Phoenix becomes romantically involved with Ron, but right before the competition; she has second thoughts about him, and makes a decision that may change her future forever. Only her father can make her realize what her next step must be…
When Phoenix meets Ron, a rich and handsome playboy, and the owner of the dance school, Ron recognizes her talent and passion for dance and offers Phoenix a chance to study for free. She is also invited to join the dance competition that the school is participating in. Despite his reputation, Phoenix becomes romantically involved with Ron, but right before the competition; she has second thoughts about him, and makes a decision that may change her future forever. Only her father can make her realize what her next step must be…