Vertigo films

Vertigo Films“Streetdance 2” 2012“After a humiliating defeat, Ash gathers the best

dancers from around the world for a rematch against the Invincible crew.”

Sofia Boutella Falk Hentschel Tom Conti George Sampson Deborah Rosan Jess Liaudin Fredi 'Kruga' Nwaka Akai Osei-Mansfield Eric Campbell Glenn Webster Stephanie Nguyen Tom Swacha Christopher Toler Pete Meads Matthew David McCarthy

Cast

Directors: Max Giwa, Dania Pasquini

Writer: Jane EnglishMusic: Lloyd Perrin

Producers: James Richardson, Allan Niblo

Cinematography: Sam McCurdy

Edited by: Tim Murrell Funded by: BFI

Distributed by lots of different small companies for different countries, such as Tanweer

Films, Square One Entertainment and Starway

Film Distribution.

UK Lithuania Taiwan Israel Armenia Hungary Ireland Croatia Greece

Belgium New Zealand France Singapore Ukraine Canada

Estonia Poland Phillipines Italy Hong Kong Australia

Germany Netherlands Portugal Russia India

Countries film were released in

In every country the film was released

between March-June 2012

Release date: 30th March 2012 (UK) Released on DVD and Blu-ray on 24 July 2012

by Entertainment One Genres: Drama, music, romantic Run time: 85 mins Budget: £7,000,000 (estimated)Filming locations: Rome, Lazio, Italy England, London, UK Berlin, Germany Paris, France

Information

The film was marketed by: Bus posters Billboards Chat shows Trailers in cinemas YouTube Variety magazine review “Meet the cast” interviews Social networking Adverts Music videos

Marketing and Distribution

Camera: Paradise FX 3D Rigs Red One MX Silicon Imaging SI-2K (hand-held/steadicam shots)

Sound mix: Dolby Digital

Printed Film Format: D-Cinema (also 3-D version)

“Rotten Tomatoes” reported that 46% of critics gave this film positive reviews

The film has been released in RealD 3D, XpanD 3D, and Dolby 3D

Box office results for the opening weekend (from Friday 30 March 2012) for Street Dance 2 showed the movie grossed £608,024 and placed fifth in the UK movie box office charts, a

result that only managed a quarter of the success Streetdance 3D did.

The film caused significant outrage among Algerians living in both France and Algeria due to their compatriot Sofia Boutella's appearance in scenes that are excessively risqué by

Algerian standards. Viewing the film as an "insult to Algerian traditions and ethics," some Algerian immigrants in France boycotted the film and a campaign was launched through

social networking sites Twitter and Facebook to prevent the showing of the film in Algeria.

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