Graffiti

Synopsis

Graffiti is a coming-of-age drama film that follows Marc, a teenager living in an industrial town struggling with his future and identity. Searching for a way to express his inner turmoil, Marc finds solace in street art and graffiti, which becomes a means for him to rebel against his surroundings and stand out in a world that tries to impose conformity. As Marc navigates the complexities of adolescent life, he forms unlikely friendships and confronts his own fears and insecurities. Set against a unique urban backdrop, Graffiti explores themes of self-discovery, rebellion, and the power of artistic expression in a gritty and visually striking narrative.

Cast

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  Oriol Pla

Reviews

Graffiti has garnered mixed reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes reflects the diversity of opinions with a rating of 57% based on 14 reviews. The Financial Times praises Oriol Pla's performance, calling it 'captivating and raw,' while acknowledging the film's exploration of adolescent angst. On the other hand, IMDb users have rated Graffiti 6.9/10, with some viewers highlighting the film's authenticity and emotional depth, while others critique its slow pacing and lack of a clear narrative arc. Metacritic provides a balanced view, with a metascore of 60, indicating generally favorable reviews. Overall, Graffiti is a visually striking film that offers a unique perspective on the journey to self-discovery in the midst of urban decay.