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Plot. Sean and Mitchell are young adult brothers, having grown up in the rugged Australian steel city town of Newcastle. The father is a tough coal miner and they have no mother. Mitchell is a small-time criminal, while Sean dreams of being a professional dancer.
Apr 16, 2021 · W e’re supposed to believe “Bootmen” is based on the true story of “Tap Dogs” creator Dein Perry, who grew up in Newcastle, Australia, a steel town north of Sydney. Yes, “Bootmen” features Adam Garcia as Sean, a talented young tap dancer seemingly trapped into a life as a steelworker in Newcastle.
Sean generously helps his brother when attacked, at the price of their motorbikes, only to learn his assailant Huey and Mitch rival as car (part) thieves, but still allows him into the group - only to see his fatal fall during an attack by Huey's goons.
Dec 1, 2000 · “Bootmen” is the story of a young dancer and his friends who revisit the cliches of countless other dance movies in order to bring forth a dance performance of clanging unloveliness. Screwing metal plates to the soles of their work boots, they stomp in unison on flat steel surfaces while banging on things.
BOOTMEN is a simple story of people trying to pursue their dreams , it`s funny , romantic , sometimes gritty and foul mouthed , sometimes violent but always entertaining with an absolutely brilliant dance sequence at the end and is by far the greatest Australian film since ROMPER STOMPER.
Bootmen ★★ 2000 (R) Young Sean must make his dance dreams come true despite a bitter, critical father and his working-class Australian surroundings. Director Dein Perry has turned his hit show “Tap Dogs” into a fictionalized and semi-autobiographical tale that combines some of the better qualities of “The Full Monty” and the ...
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Synopsis. Dein Perry's film directorial debut is a story inspired by the story of his own rise from steelworking in industrial Newcastle, Australia to become a renowned dancer, director and choreographer of the shows TAP DOGS and STEEL CITY.
