There’s that moment when you see your heroes for who they really are–people. After watching the UK’s Channel 4 documentary Banksy Vs. King Robbo: Graffiti Wars I almost came to see Banksy in a different light. Minutes in gone was the praise and admiration for where he’s made it to, replaced by a nasty view of him. The feeling was what the film intended to project. But, as the film progressed, I couldn’t help but stay team Banksy.
It feels good to see one of us make it. Atlanta showed out in droves this past weekend to view J Is For Junkie, a documentary following a small sect of Atlanta’s homeless population by New York based artist/director Corey Davis. Take a closer look at this behind the scenes video from the premiere presented by Greedmont TV and Cool Cinema.
A friend tagged me in a post about this film called Influencers on Facebook recently. I was hooked after a glance at the subtitle, "How Trends & Creativity Become Contagious," I'm all for any documentary, especially one like this.
CLICK FOR MOREFahamu Pecou Art Inc. and ArtHouse Films present the Atlanta debut and screening of Tamra Davis' critically acclaimed Jean-Michel Basquiat documentary The Radiant Child this Friday, Aug 27 at Midtown Art Cinema.
CLICK FOR MOREYour 20's is when were all trying to figure it all out. "What are we going to do with our lives," is the most common question many of us 20 somethings face. Watch the trailer for "20 Sumthing."
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Finally, a film about Basquiat! This is the trailer of the new documentary Jean-Michel Basquiat: The Radiant Child. The film is directed by Tamra Davis and features never-before seen footage of the prolific artist painting, talking about his art, and existing in the two years prior to his death in 1988.
The soundtrack features music from Mike D and Ad Rock.
Here's a video for Kid Cudi's Vampire Weekend assisted track "Cudderisback."
CLICK FOR MOREProlific street artist Banksy will be premiering his documentary “Exit Through the Gift Shop” at the Sundance Film Festival.
CLICK FOR MOREThis is the trailer for the Lil’ Wayne The Carter documentary, this looks a million times better than VH1′s Behind the Music. CLICK FOR MORE
