Wild Style, directed by Charlie Ahearn

Wild Style (1983) is a movie that recorded the real world of hip hop, and most people know what hip-hop is. The movie brings four important elements of hip hop - hosting, graffiti, break dancing, show hosting. These features are the background of Raymond, a graffiti artist played by famous New York graffiti artist Lee Quinones, living in South Bronx. While showing some of the historical aspects of hip hop, the movie experienced difficulties in his life and relationship with Ross.

The first project and program comprised of Board members included the 35th anniversary movie screening and seminar by Director Charlie Ahearn, the first celebrating hip-hop 'Wild Style' by Board members Fab 5 Freddy and Grandmaster Caz at Terrace Movies are included. Theater, Friday, March 16. With their debut album "Eight", with the members of the foundation council and the grandmother winning pianist Robert Glasper and the winning host Common, along with world famous drummer Karriem Riggins. The first performance after this month's release. Thursday, March 29, the concert hall of Kennedy Center, Green

September 26 Monday - Director Charlie Ahearn participates personally! WILD STYLE (Directed by Charlie Ahearn in 1983) - Graffiti artists are about to enter the big time story. WILDSTYLE catches New York, dances dance, freestyle MCing, legendary Fab 5 Freddy, Grandmaster Flash to dawn of hip-hop music. And the old-fashioned performance of the Donghe Park once in a lifetime.

Charlie Ahearn and FAB 5 FREDDY are planning to do the first round at Bronx's Dixie Club, but their film "Wild Style" shooting began with Henry Chalfant's Hip Hop documentary "Style Wars" in June 1981 It was. . The battle between the rock steady crew seen in the movie and the dynamic locker took place at the United unit United ice skating team in Queens. In the same month, the "20/20" clip of the Rock Steady Crew was filmed for the first time and the Rock Steady Crew played an important role in the two movies at last.

Please prepare to be confused. The wild style is the first movie about hip hop culture in history, including live footage of MC being beaten by rotating DJ. As the budget was limited, movie maker Charlie Ahearn and pioneering graffiti artist Fab 5 Freddy formed a band composed of Blondie's guitarist Chris Stein, bassist Dave Harper, and drummer Lenny Ferrari. Avoid paying license fee to existing music fee. The jam of these instruments was pushed by 100 vinyl records and distributed to DJs that appear in the movie. Generally the first and best hip hop music works include what you actually hear in the movies: Busy Bee and Lil Rodney Cee use this mysterious record to fight the DJ mysterious wizard Theodore