System K

Year: 2020

Runtime: 94 min

Director: Renaud Barret

Documentary

In Kinshasa, a burgeoning street art movement challenges established norms. Artists utilize unexpected materials such as bullet casings, smoke, and even blood to create impactful murals and performances. These works deliver powerful political statements, reflecting the energy and struggles of the city and its people.

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