Dance Goddess
1987 : 1 hour 22 minutes
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Director: Hamid Khan
synopsis
Lost NYC dance film, Dance Goddess was envisioned by its director Hamid Khan an "American Bollywood." The film follows Julie, who arrives at New York City’s Khan Dance Studios from London with but a simple dream – to be the greatest dancer in the world. Dance Goddess hits the ground twirling around 80’s Manhattan with a huge dance sequence taking place in the middle of Times Square (under a theatre marquee for The Lost Boys) complete with gawking tourists and rubbernecking locals.
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