Afro-Punk
Afro-Punk (2003) is a documentary, directed by James Spooner. It stars Ralph Darden and Matt Davis. The 66-minute film holds an audience score of 5.6/10.
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What Afro-Punk Is About
The documentary is about young Black people in the punk and hardcore scene. They feel fully at home neither in the punk world nor in the Black community; neither side counts them as its own. The film hands them the microphone, and most of them are thinking about that question on camera for the first time. Music is not the real subject here but a small field in which the question of race and identity can be seen. The account is not writing the history of a scene; it is asking a question about belonging. James Spooner’s sixty six minute American documentary was completed in 2003.
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What is Afro-Punk about?
The documentary is about young Black people in the punk and hardcore scene. They feel fully at home neither in the punk world nor in the Black community; neither side counts them as its own.
Where can I watch Afro-Punk?
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How long is Afro-Punk?
Afro-Punk runs for 66 minutes (1h 6m).
When did Afro-Punk come out?
Afro-Punk was released in 2003.
Who directed Afro-Punk?
Afro-Punk was directed by James Spooner.
Who stars in Afro-Punk?
Afro-Punk stars Ralph Darden, Matt Davis, Maya Glick, Mariko Jones.
What is Afro-Punk's rating?
Afro-Punk holds 7.1/10 on IMDb and 5.6/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 67 out of 100.
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