The Hip Hop Film Festival presents - LIT STORIES.
The best directors from the culture bring you stories highlighting the joy of life and having a good time.
Two songs, many years and one fruitful night tell the story of a singer/songwriter’s road to success.
How does human subconscious know what's real or fake? Can pain be the answer?
Love “Nobody” like the one you trust, but “Trust Nobody” like the one you love.
A surreal display of lyrical prose over a disruptive, jazz-infused instrumental, ’Kechi escapes the confines of reality to partake in (and televise) one of his own making.
A group of culturally diverse teens each receives an invitation to a mystical music school where they take on various challenges to help unlock their hidden musical potential.
“The Remedy” profiles two New Jersey based hip-hop artists, Freddy Salgado (Face Cadet), a self-taught musician and Ecuadorean immigrant, and Serenity AKATDB, a queer African-American woman who’s carved a career in a male-dominated genre while battling lupus and a turbulent family history.
This is the story of Drum&Bass, an electronic music born in the UK. From the origins to nowadays, we will see how this underground sound succeeded to reach higher spheres and spreading everywhere in the world.
Moe the Mos travels to North Miami to explore the rough and incredible creative journey of rapper Jadabreeze.
Priest Jones is a young emcee from North Minneapolis who released his debut album at the age of ten and has performed over 100 shows nationwide. His deep knowledge of hip-hop and dynamic belief in each persons potential, combine for a much needed voice in culture.
Orphan Black, an homage at tv series, part of a Resurrextion's EP. In the clip Anna Soares “dressed herself like 4 clone characters”: Sarah, Cosima, Helena, Allison.
Return to the Golden Era, Relive the Boom Bap and Experience Dedication.
