Gotta Dance is a documentary following the New Jersey Nets senior citizen dance team, NETSational Seniors. The hip-hop dance troupe is made up of people ranging in age from 60 to 83.http://flavorwire.com/31618/gotta-dancehttp://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle/2009/07/31/2009-07-31_senior_stars_of_gotta_dance_find_old_gold_in_new_moves.html

"The film documents the initial season (2006-7) of the New Jersey Netsationals, 12 women and one man chosen at open auditions to perform at home games. Ms. Berinstein follows the group from early rehearsals to its triumphant debut and subsequent wave of national publicity. The dancers are prone to feel-good sound bites, but Ms. Berinstein also takes the time to draw out their back stories, making for a sweet group portrait of ordinary folks who found a late splash of fame."—Niel Genzlinger; The New York Timeshttp://movies.nytimes.com/2009/07/31/movies/31gotta.html

"Director Dori Berinstein started out as a Broadway producer; she knows about spotting stars. And she spots a few here, as her camera goes down this chorus line and then selects a few people to feature.

There's the octogenarian from the Philippines, who can remember surviving the brutal Japanese occupation. And the school teacher who talks about the sexy alter ego she creates on the dance floor. Then there's the incurable flirt who's still rocking the Angie Dickinson look, circa 1975."—Stephen Whitty; The Star-Ledgerhttp://www.nj.com/entertainment/tv/index.ssf/2009/07/gotta_dance_movie_review_danci.html

1. Consists of 12 women and one man
2. All dancers are between the ages of 60 and 83
3. All dancers are from the New York and New Jersey areas