the official site www.RAPproject.com
the official site www.RAPproject.com
the official site www.RAPproject.com
the official site www.RAPproject.com
Shout-outs to the artists on mySpace who contributed their thoughts and music to The Toronto Rap Project -
BLACUS NINJAH www.myspace.com/blacusninjah
SUSPECT www.myspace.com/suspect1recordz
Kardinal Offishall www.myspace.com/kardinaloffishall
DCRtunes.com www.myspace.com/dcrtunes
"The Toronto Rap Project is a must see simply because it is the realest depiction of the emcee."
-AfroToronto.com
"a sharp, even-handed and entertaining piece of genial investigative reporting."
-Toronto Star
"There hasn't been a soundtrack this hot since The Show"
-Urbanology
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The Toronto Rap Project takes an intimate, inside look at the independent urban music scene in Toronto.
With Toronto’s surge in gun crime during 2005, the politicians and media have pointed the finger of blame at rap music and the gangster culture it may inspire. Has the attention on gangster rap overshadowed the positive aspects of a complex hip hop culture? Is it rap or media glamorization of violence – that plays any part in influencing crime on the streets?
Filmmaker Richard Budman addresses these questions as the documentary journeys into diverse neighborhoods from downtown Toronto, the challenged neighborhoods of Jane-Finch, Cataraqui Park in Scarborough, to the much debated 50 Cent concert in Toronto.
The Toronto Rap Project features high profile interviews from politicians, police, and the media. Budman’s documentary tells the story from the point-of-view of the rapper – the ones who truly understand and appreciate the complex urban culture of rap.
The Toronto Rap Project uncovers that maybe the question is not if rap music influences violence, but why has violence become to influence so much rap?
the official site www.RAPproject.com
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Best movies of 2005 & 2006 that kept the director inspired while he made The Toronto Rap Project - Hustle & Flow, Squid and the Whale, Crash, Pretty Persuasion, Rize, Munich, Little Miss Sunshine, Borat, United 93, Dixie Chicks "Shut Up & Sing" (don't laugh rap fans - this is a very good music doc.)
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