The Graffiti Artist
Directed by James Bolton
1 hr 20 mins, USA, 2004
English language, no subs
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The Graffiti Artist is a 2004 independent film directed by James Bolton. The film follows two teenage graffiti artists, Nick and Jesse, who meet by chance and form a bond over their shared passion for street art. As they travel together across the country, they face challenges and learn about themselves and each other. However, their friendship is tested when they encounter obstacles that threaten their freedom and artistic expression. The film explores themes of creativity, rebellion, and the search for identity in adolescence.
Following through on subject and style of his 2000 indie drama “Eban and Charley,” Oregon-based James Bolton’s “The Graffiti Artist” is a moody, gay-tinged drama about two rootless drifters who try to communicate with each other while painting the Pacific Northwest. Helmer’s methodical pacing and subdued style isn’t to all tastes, but thoughtful approach could gain pic some play outside of gay fest circuit prior to cozy berth on specialized homevid.
Variety, Feb 24, 2004
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