BBOYS "A history of breaking" - EP06 BENJI: Flexible Style

A Film by: Marc-Aurèle Vecchione
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In France, the New York City Rap Tour had an immediate impact on the french multicultural generation as it emerged on the social, cultural and political scenes.Motivated by a never-ending desire to always set the bar higher, hip-hop performers quickly conquered Paris, and the rest of France soon followed. Graffiti artists took over vacant lots in the Stalingrad and La Chapelle neighborhoods, where the first illegal block-parties were held, and legendary breaking battles went down in Paris’s Les Halles.B-boy Benji contributed to some of France’s most memorable breaking moments. He also developed his own trademark “Flexible Style”, which has since become an essential form of breaking.Featuring Benji from Division Alpha.
BBOYS: The epic story of breaking, told by its biggest stars.
Forty years after its appearance in Bronx block parties, B-Boys looks back on the formidable epic of an ever-evolving dance which, from a pillar of the most influential cultural movement of the last third of the 20th century, influences today way beyond the borders of Hip-hop. A series divided into 9 chapters, each of which reveals through a major actor and significant archives a key moment in the history of breakdancing.
Produced by: Sara Brücker & Marc-Aurèle Vecchione
Written & Directed by: Marc-Aurèle Vecchione
Original Soundtracks: Lord funk & Chaze
Director of photography: Alexandre Tissot
Sound: Christophe Couot
Editing: Nadir Cassim
Sound Mix: Simon Apostolou
Color correction: Regis Oyer
Graphic Motion & Design: 360 Creative
A Resistance Films and Arte France coproduction - © 2014. With the participation of CNC Nouvelles écritures and CNC images de la diversité
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Sa c vrai..en battle benji es trop loin

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J’étais fun de lui en 2002/03
Pour moi c’est un meilleur breakeur au monde