Rock Fresh

Rock Fresh

Put color into your life!

2004 · 81 min · ★ 8.0 · Documentary

This unconventional documentary follows the struggles of five infamous graffiti artists as they make the transition from the street to the world of commercial success. Applying spray paint to some of the unlikeliest of places and materials -- including metallic city rooftops, sandy deserts, smelly sewers and wood-filled forests -- these maverick artists can't help but reveal their true, defiant colors, despite their professional ambitions.

Directed by Danny Lee · Written by Danny Lee

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