Film Lens
A Bad Name presents the perspectives of two street artists, Bryan Barrios and Flip-One, who have differing intentions regarding street art. The film examines the significance of street art in the Philippines, emphasizing its role in society through their contrasting views. The narrative is accompanied by the enigmatic graffiti writing, 'Bon Jovi,' which adds a layer of intrigue to the discussion.
Directed by Robbie Capio, the 20-minute documentary captures the essence of street art as a form of expression and its impact on urban culture. The film invites viewers to consider the motivations behind street art and its relevance in contemporary society, making it a thought-provoking piece on artistic expression in public spaces.
Why Watch
- •Meet street artists Bryan Barrios and Flip-One.
- •Find out about street art's role in the Philippines.
- •See the graffiti 'Bon Jovi' in a new context.
Did You Know
•The film features two street artists, Bryan Barrios and Flip-One.
•The documentary is directed by Robbie Capio.
•The film has a runtime of 20 minutes.
•The graffiti writing 'Bon Jovi' appears prominently in the film.
Perfect For
Street art enthusiastsDocumentary fansPhilippines culture