Captured the early 80s during the birth of Hip Hop in NYC
Jamel Shabazz was an amateur photographer who took pictures of the people of Brooklyn, Manhattan and the subways of New York City. This was in the early 1980s when Hip Hop was being created in the city. He had an eye for capturing the times and the style it gave rise to. Yes, a lot of the film is talking heads but the best part is watching people from back in the day going through Shabazz’s pictures and all the nostalgia they bring out. That’s actually most of the movie, taking Shabazz’s two picture books around and letting people reflect about them. There are other issues that Shabazz took pictures of but the best ones are those covering the Hip Hop culture.
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