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(276) 6.7 88 min 2016 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Alive and Kicking is a movie starring Hilary Alexander, Evita Arce, and Kimberly Clever. Alive and Kicking gives the audience an intimate, insider's view into the culture of the current swing dance world while shedding light on...

Genres
History, Music, Documentary
Director
Susan Glatzer
Starring
Kimberly Clever, Sharon Davis, Hilary Alexander, Evita Arce

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Product details

Genres History, Music, Documentary
Director Susan Glatzer
Writer Heidi Zimmerman, Susan Glatzer
Stars Kimberly Clever, Sharon Davis, Hilary Alexander, Evita Arce
Country USA, Sweden
Also Known As Swing Out
Runtime 1 h 28 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Alive and Kicking gives the audience an intimate, insider's view into the culture of the current swing dance world while shedding light on issues facing modern society.

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20 customer reviews about music «Alive and Kicking»

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Diana Turner
Monday, 06 Jul 2020 06:03

This is a must see documentary. It is one of the best docu-dramas I have ever seen. It has everything. I would have given it a 10 if I could, but that would have made it over a decade, and even that is too long for me. The soundtrack was amazing. It goes a long way to explain what goes on in the minds of athletes. I recommend this to anyone, especially if you are a fan of any of the athletes.
Amy Coleman
Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 22:44

This documentary about the life of Tom Cruise (Spoilers) was a beautiful film. Tom was so well done and I highly recommend this documentary to anyone interested in the world of film. It is a must see!
Judy M.
Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 16:47

A group of us traveled to Haiti, to see firsthand the progress made by the people in the nation. We were greatly impressed. By the way, as it is for those who aren't educated on the issues and are most often to be found on the sidelines, the movie is not just a sports event but a global event.
Benjamin
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 18:35

There is something to be said about a film like 'Alive and Kicking'. If you've been touched by the rise of modern-day fascism or the neo-nazis, you will want to see this film. If you haven't been touched by them, this film will make you re-evaluate your views. It makes you re-examine everything that you've been exposed to. I've seen it a few times now and I still can't get it out of my head. If you haven't seen it yet, make it your mission to see it, and make sure you see it soon!
Raymond Wood
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 20:22

I've been wondering what I would do if I was surrounded by a bunch of friends, the love of my life, and the ultimate and final two years of my life. I'm sure I would have done the same things they did. And I know I would have looked the part. In fact, I've been to several of the conferences and featured stars, but this documentary was awesome. There's some really great interviews. I would like to see more documentaries like this one. I give this film a 9.5
Ruth R.
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 06:50

John Travolta, of course, is in excellent form and plays it to the hilt. Travolta and Witherspoon both hit their marks as well. I wish there were more films like this. If you've seen "The Tuxedo" and "Pretty Woman" and are a fan of the Travolta film "The King of Queens", you'll like this one. "Travolta" returns to his hometown of Little Rock, Arkansas. The story is set in the 70s when Travolta grew up and into the 80s, and how a rock musician, Lucian Grainge, influenced Travolta's career. Also told is how Travolta finally made it big as a musician and how Travolta made an impossible decision to go against his own parents in the matter of his career. It is a sad story, but the main person of this story is Travolta, who is so dedicated to his music that even his life was in jeopardy. Also told is how the big success of Travolta and Lucian Grainge's albums changed the music business and how many have made money off of the music of this artist. The music itself is also worth watching and is superbly done. Another story of the music of Lucian Grainge is told. Lucian and Travolta go back to Little Rock and interview many of the people involved with Lucian's music and his life. The one who is special to Travolta is Grainge's daughter, Kate Grainge. Travolta interviews Grainge's daughter about her family and life. It is a nice segment. The documentary is well worth watching, and I'm sure the world of music will be a better place for it.
Matthew Aguilar
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 02:41

I just saw the movie last night and I must say it was fantastic. The music was brilliant. I think it was very refreshing for a movie to show you what it is like to be on stage, as opposed to a big budget production where you can't see what people are doing. I think it was also a great thing to have some band members who have been on stage doing the interviews as well as the band. I recommend it highly.
Sandra D.
Sunday, 31 May 2020 04:28

I had the opportunity to attend this film at the Toronto International Film Festival. While there, I was impressed by the film's presentation style. It did not rely on computer effects to achieve the effect it intended, and the film was shot in a way that you could sense the actors' emotions and feel the full power of the music. The focus was on the story, rather than having it be something about the technology behind the movie. This film is a documentary and it was very powerful. The acting was very well done, and the actors brought the audience into the movie with their performances. This film was very inspiring, and it was highly recommended. I would definitely recommend this film for all to see.
Kyle Gonzalez
Friday, 29 May 2020 15:13

LOOK AT THE PANEL! The panellists who participated in this film should be proud of themselves. The fact that they were not at all apologetic about their participation or were not at all afraid to share their stories and make the audience feel for them shows you just how important these guys were. They made us feel the same way as they did. The interviews with their families and friends are also very moving and poignant. I recommend the film. See it. There are many stories to be told.
Alan
Wednesday, 27 May 2020 06:15

About 90 minutes into the documentary I realized I wasn't watching an actual documentary. I was simply watching myself. It's uncanny how many of the guests were nervous about the film, especially those who came to do interviews. This film reminded me of some of the best interviews I've ever seen. The questions seemed to be so relevant to what was being discussed. I actually felt like a judge from the courtroom. It's just so beautiful to see that so many people care about what the people of the X Games do and the history behind it. At times it almost felt like I was there in the audience. The film includes many interviews from a variety of people in the X Games, who have been at various stages in their careers, and almost all of them are very well-written and engaging. The film is always insightful and interesting. There is a section where the entire audience was present and it was brilliant. I don't know if the documentary would have been this well-written or a great documentary had there not been so many people present. I think this documentary might be the best X Games documentary that has been made in the last few years. It's also the first X Games documentary I have ever watched that was about more than just the X Games. I think that this documentary would be a great watch for anyone, especially X Games fans.
Grace Armstrong
Monday, 25 May 2020 11:04

I've watched 'islamic rock' and 'islamic metal' in the same day and I must say 'islamic rock' is more than my favorite genre. I like it because I am not Jewish. For the rest of this movie I will make a joke about moslems. I'm not joking I've heard the worst things about moslems and in this movie I'll do that. It is a modern slant on the idea of 'a certain' religion. The director is a Moslem and I wonder if he should be at all offended. That is a good point. The music is great, some more popular than others. The movie is educational. If you want to see a beautiful movie about an interesting subject you should watch this. There are great interviews, a few songs and a great show. If you have any complaints, let me know. This is one of the most watchable movies I have seen, even for non-muslims.
Jacqueline
Thursday, 21 May 2020 06:54

This documentary is a must see for anyone who is a music lover and a lover of the Ramones. It is full of good information on the band's life, including interviews, footage, and art work. It also gives the fans a chance to see the old pics they have of the band and the other bands they played with. One thing that stood out to me is the fact that the band wanted to keep the original album from the band's only video, and they still made a full-length version of the album. It is a shame that this has never been released in its entirety. I recommend seeing it at least once. At any rate, this movie is a must see for fans of the Ramones.
Randy L.
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 10:29

Well done to all those who have worked on this movie. My personal view is that as a newcomer to the world of music production, the work of all those involved in the production of "Live in Rio" was impressive. The soundtrack had never been better and was overall a complete success. The audience, to the best of my knowledge, were fully entertained throughout the entirety of the film. They all seemed to be well taken care of and the artists were respected. I never would have thought that anyone could make a better film on the subject of this subject matter than the people involved in this project. I would like to go back and view "Live in Rio" again, and maybe buy a ticket for the same night I would go see "Once Upon a Time in Mexico."
Rose Curtis
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 10:12

Saw "Solo" tonight. I enjoyed the DVD cover and the "before" and "after" shots. Had a great time watching the movie. Watching the "before" shot was good, too. I always wondered how much the FAME scene on the DVD would cost at the video store, but now I know. I can say without a doubt that "Solo" is the most expensive DVD I've ever purchased. I wonder if they are going to do a 2nd DVD release? I wish I would have known the answer to that question. I wonder what my name is in the credits. I had no idea that I was making this documentary. It was a great film, and worth watching. It is not for all tastes. It is a different type of documentary. I wish I could have seen it at the video store. I saw it and took two hours to find the DVD. I never would have done that had I known I would be watching a documentary. It's just not for everyone.
Michael Day
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 04:15

I'm not a big fan of the Grateful Dead but I have been a fan of them since I first heard them. I'm not into traditional rock music, classical music or any other genre. This documentary is like a cool magazine about the Grateful Dead. As much as I want to, I can't get into them the way they were. It is what it is and that is the only good thing about this documentary. It is not the best documentary about the Grateful Dead but it is a good one. If you are into the Grateful Dead and you like documentary, I would recommend this one. It is really cool.
Maria
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 20:57

I was thrilled when I heard that this documentary was being made into a movie. It's an excellent documentary that captures the things that we'd want to do to come out on top in the society. There are too many things that should be taken away from this life that we've been given, and this documentary touches on the issues of suicide, depression, and the way that people's beliefs affect their lives. The last thing I want to say about this movie is that you need to be open-minded. There are people that are mentally ill and try to hide it by using different methods to hide their condition. So you can't blame the person for trying to not show their condition and just trying to find some ways to hide it. This film will not expose all of the issues that people have, and if you're not open-minded, you won't understand this documentary.
Nicholas Evans
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 15:00

I can't think of any movie I've ever seen that captures the same feeling of isolation and isolation of other of the characters. It's very beautifully done. I felt like I was watching a documentary of how they actually feel. Most documentaries are quite entertaining but this was a far more satisfying experience. The overall theme of the documentary is very important. There are many black rocker's stories in the movie that I believe are important and important. I think the biggest element that makes this documentary unique is that it focuses on the music. It shows the kids interacting with the music and interacting with the bands. It shows how the bands are very important and how important they are to the history of rock and roll. It shows the conflict between the band members in the band and how they are actually using the bands as their own weapon. I would recommend this documentary to anyone, and I highly recommend it to anybody who wants to learn more about the history of rock and roll.
Michelle A.
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 03:51

The Beatles are back in movie form. This documentary tells the tale of The Beatles in the 1970's through the eyes of The Beatles fans who lived through the most phenomenal of eras, the days when they were being written off as an 'a-hole band' and all the interviews they gave to various people made you laugh, cry and think of your days as a child of the 70's. The Beatles music is all the rage and they are no longer the old five, the Beatles are back, full circle and here to stay. Get ready for the countdown to 'The Beatles Come Out 'n Party', this is a movie for the Beatles fans, for the people who love the Beatles and for those who just want to hear what the Beatles used to do. This movie is the best movie since 'The Godfather II'. This movie is a must for any Beatle fan. Get this movie on DVD and enjoy. Oh and The Beatles are the best!
Melissa W.
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 01:17

This documentary is a good reminder for all who live in Europe to think of another side of the story, to be neutral in what is happening in this country, and to be ready to act in support of artists like Morrissey and Morrissey himself. A must see for people who live in Europe.
Deborah Newman
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 00:12

A truly inspirational film that examines why people should never give up on a dream. It's no secret that music has always been a major part of life. Music is an integral part of human life in so many different ways. It is the means by which we express ourselves, express our emotions, express our needs, express our dreams and are a representation of who we are as a person. This movie gives a great insight into the great music that we all have, and the importance that it has in our lives. One of the greatest rock stars of all time, Jeff Lynne, talks about the importance of music in his life, and what it can do for the world. The movie also delves into the biggest bands that ever exist and how the music has influenced them and will continue to do so. It shows us that music is an integral part of human culture and our existence. The documentary contains interviews with the band, the musicians, the fans, and even their manager. This documentary was really well-done, and is very well-made. There is no filler that wasn't needed. I enjoyed the story and the insight into how music has a huge impact on people, but if you don't enjoy music, it may not be for you. I also liked the fact that it is based off real people and not just from the band. The film is very informative and also entertaining. It is very hard not to be entertained. I was actually surprised by how much I liked this film, it is really very entertaining, and has a great message that goes beyond music.
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