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This sale is for Can You Feel Me Dancing? (1986) starring Justine Bateman on DVD. These DVD\\\\\’s will play on any DVD player anywhere in the world (Region Free). Ships in 24hrs. BTC is accepted. Comes on DVD-R in paper sleeves. Shipping Shipping is $6 or FREE for orders over $50. Replacements. Replacements are made for the same title only ...
$9.00 USD. Sale. AVAILABILITY. GET DVD. DOWNLOAD. Before you ORDER please check do you wish to order a DVD or a Digital Download file. For DVD use the GET DVD Button. For a Digital Download use the DOWNLOAD Button. Quantity. Add to cart. Storyline. Can You Feel Me Dancing? Based on a true story.
Store. Live TV. Free with ads. Categories. Can You Feel Me Dancing? Karin is a headstrong 19-year-old who refuses to be held back by her blindness. As she's starting to feel penned in by her overprotective family, she tries to gain independence after moving in with her new boyfriend Richie.
Currently you are able to watch "Can You Feel Me Dancing?" streaming on Amazon Prime Video or for free with ads on The Roku Channel, Tubi TV, Freevee, Amazon Prime Video with Ads. It is also possible to rent "Can You Feel Me Dancing?" on Amazon Video online and to download it on Amazon Video.
- Michael Miller
- 100 min
- 11
2h. Synopsis. A 19-year-old, blind from birth, struggles to break free from the overly protective grip of her family and friends. Karin Nichols, although blind, is a well-adjusted, independent woman who, however, finds herself smothered by the well-meaning protection of her family.
- Michael Miller
- Joseph Nasser
Oct 13, 1986 · Find trailers, reviews, synopsis, awards and cast information for Can You Feel Me Dancing? (1986) - Michael Miller on AllMovie - Justine Bateman plays a young, blind teen who…
A headstrong 19-year-old who refuses to be held back by her blindness leaves the safety of her coddling family and moves in with her new boyfriend. Subtitles: English. Starring: Justine Bateman Max Gail Jason Bateman Frances Lee McCain Roger Wilson Vicki Eaton Cheryl McMannis Santos Morales. Directed by: Michael Miller.
