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Deep Dive: 10 Minutes (2006)

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10 Minutes
10 Minutes is a 70-minute documentary filmed between 2004 and 2006, focusing on graffiti on trains and subway systems across Europe and beyond. It features live action and traffic footage from various countries, including Holland, Germany, Belgium, Portugal, the USA, Sweden, Italy, and England. The film captures the vibrant graffiti culture associated with public transport, particularly the Banana-trains in Amsterdam and the Rotterdam subway system. The documentary is notable for its exclusive footage of graffiti actions on the Milan subway system. It presents a raw and unfiltered view of the graffiti scene, showcasing the work of many active writers during this period. The film serves as a visual record of the artistic expressions found in urban environments, emphasizing the significance of graffiti in contemporary culture.

Why Watch

  • •See exclusive footage from the Rotterdam subway system.
  • •Find out about the Banana-trains in Amsterdam.
  • •Meet graffiti writers from multiple European countries.

Did You Know

•The documentary was filmed over a span of three years, from 2004 to 2006.
•It features graffiti from at least eight different countries, including the USA and Italy.
•10 Minutes is the first DVD from Holland focusing on graffiti culture.

Perfect For

Graffiti enthusiastsUrban art loversPublic transport fans