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Dance in Film · 2025

Sports car (2025)

Across twelve fashion-editorial rooms, Tate McRae performs tightly controlled pop choreography, including a chair sequence in seven-inch platforms whose quick weight and pelvis shifts make balance—not spectacle alone—the movement challenge.

Sports car is a 2025 dance film centred on Heels & Sensual Performance. For dancers, it's a chance to see the style performed on screen — the phrasing, partnering, and musicality that the same dances carry onto a real floor.

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Where to watch: Free authorized full video on Tate McRae’s official YouTube channel; Apple Music also maintained a current U.S. video listing on 2026-08-09. Availability may change.

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  1. Chair dance in seven-inch platform heels

    Chair Dance

    Danced by Tate McRae · Choreography Sean Bankhead

    McRae balancing and moving quickly on a chair in seven-inch platform heels.

    McRae uses the chair as a fixed axis while quick pelvis and weight shifts keep the phrase stable in high platforms. The tension between exact balance and the fashion-room display turns constrained movement into self-possession.

    Watch this sequence · This sequence is on YouTube as a standalone clip.

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  2. High-heels performance across the fashion rooms

    Heels (Stiletto Dance)

    Danced by Tate McRae · Choreography Sean Bankhead

    McRae cycling through twelve fashion looks before the watcher is revealed as McRae herself.

    Room-to-room cutting gives each fashion persona a distinct movement texture while heels narrow the base and sharpen McRae’s weight transfers. The watcher structure makes each poised fragment feel like a deliberate self-audit rather than disconnected posing.

    Watch this sequence · This sequence is on YouTube as a standalone clip.

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