How She Move (2007)

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Written by Annmarie Morais

Directed by Ian Iqbal Rashid

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 12 Certificate

Production Country: Canada

Filmed in Colour

Forced to give up private education for a rough city school, teenaged Raya finds that the way to acceptance is through step dancing.

When is How She Move next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Family November 28th, 10:00pm and on Sky Movies Family HD November 28th, 10:00pm. See more...

Cast

Tre ArmstrongMichelle
Boyd BanksMike Evans
Clé BennettGarvey
Ardon BessUncle Cecil
Image for Conrad CoatesConrad CoatesDavid Green
Keyshia ColeHerself
Eve CrawfordSeaton Teacher
DeRay DavisHimself
Shawn FernandezTrey
Nina DobrevTall Girl in Bathroom
Kevin DuhaneyE.C.
Brennan GademansQuake
Ingrid GaynorPam Green
Balford GordonNeighbourhood Guy
Patrick HayesCustomer
Malvin JacobsScrawny Guy
Rogue JohnstonDJ
Jai Jai JonesLester Johnson
Evelynking NanatakyiBishop Teen Groupie
Tristan D. LallaManny
Merwin MondesirNiko Niles
Daniel MorrisonWayne
Dwain MurphyBishop
Melanie Nicholls-KingFaye Green
Vanessa OryemaRaya Green
Brian PaulMr. Duncan
Sarah-Jaiyn RuglassSorority Stepper
Tanisha ScottSorority Stepper
Alison Sealy-SmithMrs. Davis
Sydney Van DelftShort Girl
Djanet SearsVice Principal Wilson
Romina D'UgoSelia
Rutina WesleyRaya Green

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