Out of Step

2002
PG
1h 30m

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Graced with the instinctive ability to dance, Jenny Thomas wants nothing more than to become a professional dancer. All of her hard work pays off when she is accepted to a prominent dance pr... Read allGraced with the instinctive ability to dance, Jenny Thomas wants nothing more than to become a professional dancer. All of her hard work pays off when she is accepted to a prominent dance program in New York. Against her mother's will, but with the support of her father Jenny lea... Read allGraced with the instinctive ability to dance, Jenny Thomas wants nothing more than to become a professional dancer. All of her hard work pays off when she is accepted to a prominent dance program in New York. Against her mother's will, but with the support of her father Jenny leaves her small Mormon town in Utah and heads to New York in pursuit of her dream. Jenny soo... Read all

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Trivia
Jenny's dance double, who performs in one of the opening scenes, was three months pregnant at the time of filming. She didn't happen to mention it to the director until after the shoot.

Goofs
When Jenny drops her purse, David helps her by picking up five items that she left behind. In the next shot David only gives her one item.

Quotes
Keisha: They've got screwed up beliefs.
Jenny Thomas: Oh Keisha.
Keisha: Oh, I'm sorry, do you have friends out there? But I studied up on it, it's a cult. They don't believe in grace, they don't believe in the true Jesus -
Jenny Thomas: Did you know I'm Mormon?
Keisha: [Embarrassed] I feel stupid now. I didn't mean to be so harsh. But Jenny do you really believe all that stuff?
Jenny Thomas: Yeah I do.
Keisha: You need to step back and take a look at this.
Jenny Thomas: Wait, a minute ago we were talking about protecting other people's faiths and now it seems you're trying to tearing down mine, do you see what a double standard that is?
Keisha: My goal is to help people and Jenny, Jesus is the only way to heaven.
Jenny Thomas: I believe that.
Keisha: Well from what I read you don't.
Jenny Thomas: Well I think I know what I believe and don't.
Keisha: We'll just have to agree or disagree about this, but thanks for coming Jenny.

Connections
Featured in The Singles Ward (2002)

Soundtracks
Inside of Me
Written by Jericho Road
Courtesy of Deseret Book

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1/10

I am LDS and I hated this film. It really Stinks, A lot.

There have been quite a few independent LDS films coming out. I was expecting another "God's Army." I was disappointed. It had terrible acting, it didn't flow well at all. And the dialogue made me want to throw up. The word "corny" barely begins to describe this movie. I took my 14 and 16 year old cousins to watch it. There were times I wanted to walk out with them. I thought some of the love scenes were very mature for them. The main character makes some very immoral decisions. And although the rest of the world might think it is alright., as an LDS viewer I thought it had no place. Please do not watch this movie unless you want to bored out of your mind.