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This is a trite, predictable little movie that succeeds despite itself, thanks to its energetic and imaginative dance productions.  I enjoyed much of its "muy caliente" Miami flavor, a welcome respite from a rainy weekend.

Emily Anderson (Kathryn McCormick, “Fame”), wants to join a professional dance troupe in Miami, while her Donald Trump-like dad (Peter Gallagher) plans a gigantic hotel complex.  She meets hotel waiter Sean (Ryan Guzman), whose other life centers around a hip-hop dance group known as The Mob, who pop up in public locales to wow the locals and get big hits on YouTube.

Here’s an independent movie that takes you into a world as alien as the one James Cameron spent millions creating in “Avatar” -- only this one is in the Louisiana delta.

This world is known as “The Bathtub,” a waterside collection of shacks populated by an assortment of poor white and black people who seem to spend their days fishing and their nights drinking.  It’s where we meet six-year old Hushpuppy, played by a remarkable little girl named Quvenzhane Wallis, and her hard-drinking, volatile father, Wink, played by Dwight Henry, in real life a New Orleans baker.