The Way We Dance is a 2013 Hong Kong romance film directed by Adam Wong. The film follows a young woman named Fleur who drops out of university after being kicked out of her dance crew. She returns to her working-class district and discovers the world of tai chi, which inspires her to create her own unique style of street dancing.
Despite facing opposition and ridicule from her community, Fleur persists in pursuing her passion for dancing. Along the way, she forms a close bond with a fellow dancer named Tai, who becomes her mentor and romantic interest. Together, they strive to achieve their dreams and overcome the obstacles that stand in their way.
The film features a blend of modern street dance and traditional tai chi, and showcases the vibrant youth culture of Hong Kong. It received positive reviews for its energy, authenticity, and emotional depth, and was praised for its portrayal of young people pursuing their passions in the face of adversity.
The Way We Dance stars Cherry Ngan as Fleur, along with Babyjohn Choi, Lok Man Yeung, and director Adam Wong in supporting roles. The film's music was composed by Day Tai, and includes a mix of hip-hop, electronic, and classical music. It premiered at the Hong Kong International Film Festival in 2013.