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All Critics (13) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (9) | Rotten (4) | DVD (1)
Funny, scary, appealing and bizarre.
Filled with characters who are more frustrated than ennobled, Dance Me Outside deftly turns a number of narrative conventions upside down.
Dance Me Outside nevertheless stays compelling, thanks to its cast of appealing unknowns. You haven't seen anyone quite like them before -- and that's meant as high praise.
Bolstered by a winning, youthful cast, the film is a droll ensemble piece that makes its serious points skillfully and effortlessly.
[Dance Me Outside] packs a lot of punch into an offbeat drama that at first appears to be headed nowhere. Ultimately, though, you feel involved in lives that end up touching home.
Dance Me Outside offers an inside look at a culture that, all too often, has been either ignored or portrayed with halo-wearing political correctness.
Good intentions pave the way to Message Movie Limbo.
The weaknesses are compensated for by Kinsella's fresh characterizations and Dance Me Outside's fine performances.
Flawed, but likable.
Such an odd start gives one hope. But, sadly, nothing as imaginative happens again.
HILARIOUS! Absolutely brilliant! Loved Adam Beach in this one. One could not help but feel for Michael Greyeyes's character. Oohh!!
Super Reviewer
Great native flick with a great story.
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