The True Story Capture in "Biggie and Tupac"

For the lack of imaginary elements and the control of the filmmaker, the documentary is related as a representation of reality and reality (Chapman, 2009). It is designed to attract viewers to the basic and legal views of the information presented (Beattie, 2004). Using the technology of the present, evidence of documentary facts manipulation and assertion gathers real and real attention to the audience. Therefore, with reference to the documentary of "Biggie and Tupac" (2002) supervised by Nick Broomfield, we will explore how the documentary captures the truth in the structure, style, and pattern of the documentary.

Tupac and Biggie met in Los Angeles for the first time in 1993. In the business world, a rapper grew up in Brooklyn, Biggie asked local seller of drugs to introduce him to Tupac, and he invited Biggie and his party to his house. So, he shared them with "a big fridge of the most lush vegetables I have ever seen", said Biggie interns, dance malls, a member of the organization. Tupac made them very tall and pulled out a "green military bag" filled with pistols and machine guns. "So now we are here and running around this back yard, I'm just playing," Fander's Dan Smalls continued. "Fortunately, they were all unloaded.When we ran around," Pac entered the kitchen and started cooking for us, he cooked some steaks in the kitchen We entered the kitchen, he had steak, fried potatoes, bread and cool aid, we sat there just to eat and joke

Tupac and Biggie first met Poetic Justice in 1993. Piggie told Vibe in 1996 that Tupac was playing his single "Party and Bullsh * t". Biggie, just beginning to work in the music industry, obviously chatted and later met Tupac at his Los Angeles house. He was born on May 21, 1972, Tupac was born on June 16, 1971. They are all Gemini. "Just clicking on, it was cool all the time."