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The Graffiti Artist
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Directed by James Bolton.
A pair of outlaw artists briefly forge an alliance in this low-key independent drama. Nick (Ruben Bansie-Snellman) is a nomadic graffiti artist who has made his way to Portland, OR, where he wanders through the city's industrial wastelands tagging abandoned buildings. As he drifts through the city, he meets Jesse (Pepper Fajans), another street artist, and the two strike up a sort of friendship. When Nick attempts to seduce Jesse, Jesse is at first receptive, but the incident puts a rift into their relationship, and Jesse disappears nearly as quickly as he arrived. The Graffiti Artist was screened as part of the 2004 Berlin Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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"This was a really good movie that surprised me in that it dealt with a lot more than graffiti. There are other good hip-hop graffiti flicks out there like Bomb the System and Style Wars, but The Graffiti Artist ends up being more a story about sexuality and finding your place when you are alone and poor.Another interesting tid bit about The Graffiti Artist is that you have probably heard the soundtrack even though you have never seen the movie. NPR and This American Life use Kid Loco's powerful soundtrack constantly. You can get it on the cheap at emusic. " [More]
 



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