Graffiti artists in cities like Tokyo, Melbourne, and Beirut share their stories and struggles in a 67-minute examination of urban street art.
Synopsis
Graffiti artists in cities like Tokyo, Melbourne, and Beirut share their stories and struggles in a 67-minute examination of urban street art.
Synopsis
In Beirut, Tokyo, and Melbourne, graffiti artists like Ash and Know Hope transform urban spaces into canvases of expression. Directed by Jon Reiss, "Bomb It 2" features interviews with these creators, revealing their motivations and the obstacles they face in their cities. The film captures the distinct styles and narratives that define local graffiti scenes across Asia, Australia, and the Middle East. It illustrates how graffiti functions as a form of social commentary within urban culture.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet graffiti artists from Tokyo and Melbourne.
- Find out how Beirut's culture influences street art.
- See unique styles and narratives of local artists.
Did You Know
- The film features graffiti scenes from three cities: Tokyo, Melbourne, and Beirut.
- Jon Reiss directed Bomb It 2, which was released in 2013.
- The film has a total runtime of 67 minutes.
- Artists featured include Ash, Klone, Base 9, Know Hope, and Alex Face.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed Bomb It 2?
Bomb It 2 was directed by Jon Reiss.
What cities are featured in Bomb It 2?
The documentary features graffiti scenes in Tokyo, Melbourne, and Beirut.
How long is the documentary Bomb It 2?
Bomb It 2 has a duration of 67 minutes.
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