Tagspotting (2006) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Tagspotting about?
Tagspotting is a short documentary. In the streets of Hong Kong, a collective known as ST/ART works to legitimize street art in a city dominated by concrete. Artists navigate the challenges of creating their work while evading police, often painting at dawn. Their mission is to break away from mainstream art conventions and assert their presence in the urban environment. "Tagspotting," completed in August 2006, captures the dynamic and often risky world of these street artists. The documentary is directed by Cassandra Chan, Emma-Jade Li, Edwin Lee, Manami Szymko, and Marcus Tsui.
When was Tagspotting released?
Tagspotting was released in 2006.
How long is Tagspotting?
Tagspotting has a runtime of 15 minutes.
What genre is Tagspotting?
Tagspotting is classified as Arts.
What topics does Tagspotting cover?
Tagspotting explores topics including street-art.