Anyone can make it if they know how to shake it.

Courtesy from Paramount Classics

Mad Hot Ballroom

Watched the above with Tracy and YY on last Tuesday.

I wanted to watch this show coz I needed some sun to shine through this cyclic shroud of darkness that is enveloping me this few weeks.

The smiles and the laughter from these kids reminded me that there is still hope for mankind.

And also that I should try to pick up tango when i have spare cash in the future. There’s something about tango… especially that famous scene from Al Pacino’s Scent of a Woman and also from that of True Lies.

Besides heaven and hell, if you believe in this concept, schools are the other likely place where one can find humans of different race and religion besides one another without much tension. I think the introduction of these dance programs are a great idea that are not just psychologically and socially beneficial to these kids but also helps to bring different types of people together. Having close contact with different cultures in their early years, hopefully, will lay the seed of tolerance and understanding that is crucial for our future by clearing their ignorance and built up social goodwill.

There is prob a high chance that this documentary will be shown on Arts Central in the future… like that famous Penguin documentary... oh well…