Wild Style

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Wild Style is a pioneering 1983 hip-hop film that authentically captures early New York City graffiti, rap, DJing, and breakdancing culture.

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Wild Style canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
cinematographyBy John Foster
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts DJing
breakdancing
graffiti
hip hop culture
rap music
director Charlie Ahearn
filmingLocation New York City
filmingStarted 1981
genre drama film
hip hop
musical film
hasCastMember Busy Bee Starski
linked to: Lovebug Starski

Cold Crush Brothers
Fab 5 Freddy
linked to: Fab Five Freddy

Grandmaster Flash
Lady Pink
Lee Quiñones
Rock Steady Crew
hasDistributor First Run Features
hasFilmLocation Bronx
linked to: The Bronx

Brooklyn
Lower East Side
hasSoundtrack Wild Style Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
hasTheme underground music scene
urban art
youth culture
influenced documentation of graffiti culture
subsequent hip hop films
musicBy Chris Stein
Fab 5 Freddy
linked to: Fab Five Freddy

Grandmaster Caz
notableFor authentic portrayal of early hip hop culture
early depiction of New York City graffiti scene
featuring real hip hop artists playing themselves
originalLanguage English
producer Charlie Ahearn
Tony Silver
publicationDate 1983-03-18
releaseYear 1983
runtimeMinutes 82
setInLocation New York City
South Bronx
setInPeriod early 1980s
writer Charlie Ahearn

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Fab 5 Freddy notableWork Wild Style
Charlie Ahearn notableWork Wild Style
Charlie Ahearn directorOf Wild Style