Movie spotlight
Rooftops
During the economic crisis ravaging Spain during 2010, Leo and his friends enjoy a convenient charging situation unemployment insurance. In his thirty discouraged by the working environment, spend their days visiting different city rooftops randomly chosen to spend the hours doing nothing. Amid the current apathy and evasion, Leo discover that perhaps never before stopped to think about what he really want. The relationship with his girlfriend Ana and her best friend Mario mark the beat of its evolution to the point where he have to decide whether to continue the same old life, or change follow his instincts and take own initiative.
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Plot Summary
A young foster child from London finds herself in a tough situation in Paris after her foster parents decide to send her back to the UK. She struggles to adapt to her new reality, but finds solace and a new passion when she discovers the vibrant world of street dance.
Critical Reception
Rooftops received a generally lukewarm reception from critics, with many pointing out its predictable plot and reliance on familiar tropes within the dance movie genre. However, some critics acknowledged the energetic performances and dance sequences as a redeeming quality, particularly for younger audiences.
What Reviewers Say
The film features energetic dance numbers that are enjoyable.
The plot is considered cliché and lacks originality.
Performances are decent but don't elevate the material significantly.
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Fun Fact
The film's soundtrack features a mix of original songs and popular dance tracks, aiming to capture the contemporary music scene.
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