

2023·Drama·1h 34m
7.1
★





After running away from home, a teenage graffiti artist holds up an unsuspecting MTA worker in a robbery gone right that changes their lives forever.
Directed by Aristotle Torres
graffiti
bronx, new york city
independent film
south bronx

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Cast

Asante Blackk
Kadir Grayson

Luis Guzmán
Luis Torres

Melvin Gregg
Sean Skemes Hernandez

Alex R. Hibbert
Maurice Moe Hernandeez

Coral Peña
Gloria Sanchez

Cassandra Freeman
Olivia Grayson

Stella Doyle
Isabel

Xavier Jiménez
Punch

Sue Kim
Ms. Chen

Curtiss Cook Jr.
Puto

Tierre Diaz
Yankees Fan

Hassan Johnson
Reggie
Crew

Eric Branco
Director of Photography

Lizzie Shapiro
Producer

Datari Turner
Producer

Jamie Foxx
Producer

Gus Deardoff
Executive Producer

Luis Guzmán
Executive Producer

Chris Triana
Executive Producer

Cheyenne Ford
Production Designer

Daisy Curbeon
Hair Department Head

Matheus Bastos
Additional Photography

Cheyenne Ford
Production Design

Whitney Anne Adams
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
9 reviews
Connor
8.0★ · 03/24/24

Very well done iteration on the familiar story about a promising young black teen battling the pull of gang life with the prospect of a better life. The wise old man who sees him despite his flaws makes an appearance as well as recently dead family member. But even with the familiar framework, it’s still very well done. Great cinematography, great performances, strong dialogue, good editing. Does it add something to familiar story? I think a little bit. And it’s probably the best film I’ve seen in this class since Moonlight (which Story Ave rips its violin theme from pretty clearly?). Think this will be a great showcase and catapult for Asante Blackk and first-time director Aristotle Torres
Very well done iteration on the familiar story about a promising young black teen battling the pull of gang life with the prospect of a better life. The wise old man who sees him despite his flaws makes an appearance as well as recently dead family member. But even with the familiar framework, it’s still very well done. Great cinematography, great performances, strong dialogue, good editing. Does it add something to familiar story? I think a little bit. And it’s probably the best film I’ve seen in this class since Moonlight (which Story Ave rips its violin theme from pretty clearly?). Think this will be a great showcase and catapult for Asante Blackk and first-time director Aristotle Torres
Brian Arrieta
8.0★ · 10/13/23

One of the most heartfelt and real films of this year. Love love love.
One of the most heartfelt and real films of this year. Love love love.
Jebo
6.0★ · 12/22/25

Ryan Tate
9.1★ · 11/06/25

Lais Campos
6.0★ · 01/05/25
