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Inside the Circle




The return of Marcy Garriott’s award-winning documentary exploring the creativity and lives of Texas b-boy hip-hop dancers

Q&A with the filmmaker and bboys following the screening
  • Produced, directed, and edited by Marcy Garriott
  • Cinematography by Marcy Garriott, Santos Ruiz, Gail Kapsambelis, John Fiege, et al.
  • Original score composed by Adrian Quesada
  • Additional music by Bavu Blakes, Hydroponic Sound Systems, et al.
  • Sound mix by Tom Hammond
  • USA, 2007
  • La Sonrisa Films, color, 35mm, 102 min.


“If you can hold yourself down in battle, you can hold yourself down in life.”
– Romeo Navarro

Capturing the raw power of a grassroots hip-hop movement in the heart of Texas, INSIDE THE CIRCLE tells the story of two strikingly talented b-boys, Josh and Omar, former best friends who become dance floor rivals. Immersed in the b-boy culture of defiant creativity, Omar rises to international renown, while Josh tangles with the law. Both of them struggle to keep dance at the center of their lives, and the “B-Boy City” competitive events thrown by visionary street dancer Romeo Navarro serve as emotional milestones in their journey to adulthood. Facing off in intense dance battles that mirror the larger events in their lives, Josh and Omar seek meaning and identity “inside the circle.”





May 12, 2008, 10pm
Alamo Drafthouse @ the Ritz

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Tickets are $2 at the Alamo Ritz and are available all day in the lobby

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