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April 08, 2008 12:00am
WIN tickets to a special movie screening of How She Move, meet its lead Tre Armstrong and find out how she's gone from backing Justin Timberlake to the brink of movie stardom.
How She Move is the latest in the current craze of energetic dance flicks, a gritty coming-of-age drama about a young woman set on improving her lot in life through her gift of dance.
Video: Watch the trailer for How She Move
This could be the script for the real-life story of the film's star. Tre Armstrong has been dancing all her life, but got her big break when she was chosen from 1,000 hopefuls to join a Missy Elliot concert tour.
Since then, she has danced alongside artists such as Justin Timberlake, Rhianna, Robbie Williams and Seal. Her first film role was in Save The Last Dance 2, but How She Move is her first lead role.
You can see How She Move, and put your questions to Tre Armstrong on Sunday at an exclusive preview screening of the film, followed by a Q&A session with the new star. Click here to win an exclusive double pass to this exclusive screening.
Find out how she feels about seeing herself on the movie screen, and what it feels like dancing with some of the great performing names of the moment.
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