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  1. Dec 1, 1989 · Notable for choreography by Paula Abdul, "Dance to Win" is one of a half-dozen low-budgeters MGM acquired to fill its slate when the studio was stalled between owners in 1989. Familiar format has warring dance groups competing for a $100,000 prize for their Los Angeles dance school.

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    • Drama, Music, Romance
    • Ted Mather
    • 1989-12-01
  2. In Los Angeles, rival dance clubs compete for a cash prize for their dance school.

    • Ted Mather
    • Carlos G=Mez
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  3. Movie Info. In Los Angeles, disadvantaged teens Slammer (Carlos Gomez), Francis (Daniel Quinn) and Amanda (Sally Stewart) view the opulence and glamor of...

    • Ted Mather
    • Musical
    • Carlos Gomez
  4. Find out how to watch Dance to Win. Stream Dance to Win, watch trailers, see the cast, and more at TV Guide

  5. 1989. War Dancing tells the tale of Slammer, a small-time hood whose life changes when he is allowed to take part in a music video shoot. He begins to feel that a career in music might get him on the right track, but the video's choreographer dismisses Slammer's attempts at dancing.

  6. War Dancing tells the tale of Slammer, a small-time hood whose life changes when he is allowed to take part in a music video shoot. He begins to feel that a career in music might get him on the right track, but the video's choreographer dismisses Slammer's attempts at dancing.