Is the movie Rize available on Netflix, Disney+, Prime or Apple TV+?
At Stream Tracker, we take a look at David LaChapelle’s 2005 documentary Rize — a raw portrait of clowning and krumping as they explode out of the streets of L.A., where crews find rhythm as an alternative to drugs, guns and gangs. The film captures the energy, choreography and community that turned a local subculture into a movement, with interviews and kinetic footage that put you in the middle of the dance. In this article we’ll summarize the documentary and check its current streaming status — including whether Rize is available on Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video or Apple TV+. Read on to find where you can watch the crews bring their music and motion to life. — The Stream Tracker team
Synopsis
This documentary by David LaChapelle delves into Clowning and Krumping, two electrifying street dance forms rooted in Los Angeles' economically disadvantaged neighborhoods. Through candid conversations with the crews and striking on-the-street footage, the film traces how these expressive movements developed as creative escapes and constructive alternatives to the drugs, guns, and gang violence surrounding them. Unvarnished and immediate, it chronicles a burgeoning American subculture and the young people reshaping their futures through dance.