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Mood:
Gloomy Contemplative Sincere Touching Bittersweet
Plot:
Artist's Life Musician's Life Lifestyle Society City Life Artists and Showbiz Crimes Hopes more...
Genres:
Documentary Music Concert Music
Time/Period:
Contemporary
Place:
USA
Style:
Archive Footage
Based on:
Biography Based on True Story
Attitudes:
Serious Realistic
Score:
Hip Hop

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Tupac: Resurrection, 2003

Starring: Tupac Shakur, Rappin' 4-Tay

Directed by: Lauren Lazin

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Language: English

Country: USA

Runtime: 112 min

MPAA Rating: R

Rating:7.7

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Tupac: Resurrection can be described as gloomy, bittersweet, and contemplative. The plot revolves around the life of an artist, the life of a musician, and lifestyle. The main genre is documentary. In terms of style, Tupac: Resurrection archive footage and is a music concert. In approach, it is serious and realistic. It is located in the USA. Tupac: Resurrection takes place in contemporary times. The soundtrack is hip hop. It is drawn from a biography and originally a true story.

Summary of Tupac: Resurrection

Producer-director Lauren Lazin conceived of this inventive documentary as a way to celebrate the life of one of hip-hop's most iconic figures, Tupac Shakur. Rather than rely on friends, family members, and associates to tell the slain rapper's life story, Lazin instead lets Shakur himself do the talking, as if he's speaking from the grave. The result is an original and insightful autobiography that paints a vibrant picture of a passionate individual who continues to have a profound impact on people all over the world. Raised by his mother, a high-profile Black Panther, Tupac Shakur was a deeply sensitive child who found comfort in the arts. As he grew older he became a successful rapper and actor, giving voice to a generation of disenfranchised youths. Run-ins with the law, stints in jail, and feuds with east coast rappers Puff Daddy and Biggie Smalls all precede the night when he got shot five times in New York City, and his eventual murder in Las Vegas at the premature age of 25. Shakur always remained passionate and supremely distinct, living his life to the fullest and speaking his mind with unflinching clarity and honesty. This powerful tribute captures him in all his contradictory glory, and is a must-see for anyone interested in popular culture and American history and culture.