RASH (film)
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RASH the film completed in 2005 is is a contemporary story of modern urban Australia and the artists who are making it a living host for illegal artwork called street art. RASH the documentary film explores the cultural value of unsanctioned public art and the ways that street art and graffiti contribute to public dialogue.
Directed by Nicholas Hansen. The feature documentary RASH – was been three years in the making and includes interviews with some of Melbourne’s most inspiring street art and graffiti artists as well as visitors who come to Melbourne and leave their mark.
Including: Chali 2na (USA), DEST, Dominic Allen, FERS, FLIQ (BurnCrew), HAHA, James Dodd, KAB 101, KANO, LISTER, MEEK, MILES, Miles Allinson, PRISM, PSALM, REKA, SIXTEN (Sweden), SNOG, SYNC, Tai Snaith, TOWER (Berlin), VEXTA.
The RASH DVD will be available for sale from March 29th 2006 on RASH website.
[edit] Festival Screenings
- Tate Modern 'Street Art' London, U.K, 17 August 2008
- Nuart Festival Norway, 7 September 2007
- DOCNZ International Documentary Film festival New Zealand, September 2006
- The 12th London Australian Film Festival U.K, April - June 2006
- end2end, Hamburg, Germany June 2006
- Commonwealth Film Festival, Manchester, U.K, May 2006
- Rhythm Of The Line Berlin, Germany, April 2006
- The 12th London Australian Film Festival London U.K, March 2006
- Adelaide Arts Festival Adelaide, Australia, March 2006
- Melbourne International Film Festival Melbourne, Australia, July-August 2005
[edit] Awards
- Best Australian Documentary, 2005, Film Critics Circle of Australia The FCCA is a member of FIPRESCI
- Runner up Audience Favourite Documentary, 2005 Melbourne International Film Festival
