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MCT:August 6, 2008An original, and simultaneously THE original, documentary on graffiti culture, and by extension and to a lesser degree, Hip-Hop culture in general. The 1980's of New York may be long gone, but they are captured here not with beauty or compassion, but with a detached emphasis on humanity.
Well shot, well interviewed, and to a certain extent unbiased. At times it reads like a 60-minutes special, but at its best it provides a genuine, if sometimes too restricted and short, view into a world that has since evolved into something far more pervasive and different. -
MCT:December 19, 2007one of my favorite documentaries. this one shows graffiti in NyC in the late 70's early 80's and how the hip-hop movement began. Brilliant and well shot.
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MCT:December 4, 2007
The voice of Hip-Hop speaks through the element of graffiti in Style Wars, a documentary on the art as it sweeps through New York City. While Scratch and Freestyle took a definite pro-Hip-Hop stance, Style Wars offers both sides of the argument, with interviews from New York's then-Mayor Ed Koch and representatives of the Transit Authority, and lets you judge for yourself.
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