Film Lens
Friendly Fire captures the vibrant graffiti scene in Stockholm, Sweden, focusing on various styles and techniques used by graffiti artists. The film features groups like WUFC, SDK, Y2K, MOA, and others, showcasing their work on trains, backjumps, wholecars, panels, and insides. With a runtime of 68 minutes, it presents an energetic view of the graffiti culture in the city.
The documentary emphasizes the creativity and skill involved in graffiti art, presenting nearly 70 minutes of live action and rolling trains. The film shows the unique styles and approaches of Swedish graffiti artists, making it a significant representation of this urban art form in a specific geographic context.
Why Watch
- •See Swedish graffiti artists in action on trains.
- •Find out about unique styles like fatcap techniques.
- •Meet graffiti groups like WUFC and SDK.
Did You Know
•The film features graffiti from nearly 10 different groups in Sweden.
•It has a total runtime of 68 minutes.
•Stockholm is the primary location for the graffiti showcased in the film.
•The film includes various graffiti styles like Trains, Backjumps, and Wholecars.
Perfect For
Graffiti enthusiastsUrban art fansSwedish culture