The Graffiti Artist

Year: 2004

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: English

Director: James Bolton

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Nick (Ruben Bansie‑Snellman) roams the nocturnal streets of Seattle and Portland, turning countless blank walls, alleys and train yards into a sprawling protest canvas. As a post‑modern urban activist, he uses graffiti to challenge capitalist oppression, channeling anger and rebellion into vibrant, texturally rich art.

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