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Rotten Tomatoes® Score 89%
87%
In Theaters: March 18, 1983 (limited)
R | 1h 22m | Documentary, Drama, Musical
This docudrama celebrates the colorful lives of teens who live in the South Bronx. There they are seen break dancing, creating graffiti art, and listening to raucous rap. The slim story centers on Zoro, who likes to spray-paint subway cars. He gets a break when he is hired to decorate a platform for an upcoming rap concert.
Director: Charlie Ahearn
Cast: “Lee” George Quinones, Sandra “Pink” Fabara, Grandmaster Flash, Patti Astor, Zephyr , Busy Bee , Carlos Morales, Alfredo Valez, Zephyr , Busy Bee
0 votes and 0 Reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® Score 89%
87%
In Theaters: March 18, 1983 (limited)
R | 1h 22m | Documentary, Drama, Musical
This docudrama celebrates the colorful lives of teens who live in the South Bronx. There they are seen break dancing, creating graffiti art, and listening to raucous rap. The slim story centers on Zoro, who likes to spray-paint subway cars. He gets a break when he is hired to decorate a platform for an upcoming rap concert.
Rotten Tomatoes® Score 89%
87%
In Theaters: March 18, 1983 (limited)
R | 1h 22m | Documentary, Drama, Musical
This docudrama celebrates the colorful lives of teens who live in the South Bronx. There they are seen break dancing, creating graffiti art, and listening to raucous rap. The slim story centers on Zoro, who likes to spray-paint subway cars. He gets a break when he is hired to decorate a platform for an upcoming rap concert.
