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Bomb It 2 (2013)

Jon Reiss and his crew travel to Asia, Australia, the Middle East and beyond, exploring the local graffiti scenes and artists. Follow-up to the groundbreaking street art documentary "Bomb It".

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Year
- 2013
Language
- English
Duration
- 67 mins
Director
- Jon Reiss
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Genres
- Documentary
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Diana D 11 Aug 2013

So many filmmakers make a great movie and then try to make a follow up and fail. Reiss made a great movie in Bomb It and then followed it up with an equally impressive film. Bomb It 2 continues the exploration of graffiti in public space, but delves deeper into the plight of the artists themselves all while taking the viewer to locations that get little attention from the art world in general. Whether you've seen Bomb It (I recommend seeing it!) or not, Bomb It 2 is an interesting and entertaining movie and makes you want to get up!

Sara T 10 Aug 2013

Jon Reiss is back at it with a follow-up to Bomb It, his hugely successful indie doc. Bomb It 2 finds Reiss exploring new territory -- indigenous street art scenes around the globe, from the streets of Singapore (interesting, considering that chewing gum is actually illegal there -- hard to imagine what the authorities would do to a graffiti artist) to Palestinian refugee camps on the West Bank. If you liked the first film, you'll love this one, too. A great insight into a world of artists who often keep their identities hidden, while making their art in the most public places possible.

Jon R 16 Aug 2013

A fascinating insider look at the world of graffiti art. With a funky soundtrack, brilliant time-lapse shots which show the graffiti taking shape before your eyes, and inspiring characters this documentary gave me a whole new respect for graffiti artists! This is a really fun and enjoyable documentary and will appeal to graffiti virgins and experts alike.

Scott K 12 Aug 2013

If you love graffiti, street art, and self expression in general, then this is a must see epic global journey!

Luciana F 07 Aug 2013

Tag along with Jon Reiss on a journey around the world with some fresh graff artists in places you'd never think they'd be. It's fun. Loved that it's very political without being biased or preachy, nice to see what is happening on both sides of the apartheid wall in Palestine, as well as learning about what's going on in places there are not really in the news such as Denmark, Australia, HK and Singapore. Really enjoyed the way the issues are discussed more through the art itself, rather than by what the artists themselves say about it. Highly visual and dynamic, i hope to watch it on a big cinema screen sometime.