The Hip Hop Project
Directed by Matt Ruskin5.958%67%8.5
The Hip Hop Project is the dynamic and inspirational story of a group of New York City teenagers who transform their life stories into powerful works of art, using hip hop as a vehicle for self-development and personal discovery. The film traces the evolution of this award-winning outreach program developed by Kazi, a formerly homeless teenager turned youth mentor. After four years of collaboration, the group produced a powerful and thought-provoking album that provides a revealing look at their lives. In contrast to all the negative attention focused on hip hop and rap music, this is a story of hope, healing and the realization of dreams.
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The Hip Hop Project was released on 27 april 2006.
The Hip Hop Project was directed by Matt Ruskin.
The Hip Hop Project has a runtime of 85m.
The Hip Hop Project was produced by Scott K. Rosenberg.
The Hip Hop Project is the dynamic and inspirational story of a group of New York City teenagers who transform their life stories into powerful works of art, using hip hop as a vehicle for self-development and personal discovery. The film traces the evolution of this award-winning outreach program developed by Kazi, a formerly homeless teenager turned youth mentor. After four years of collaboration, the group produced a powerful and thought-provoking album that provides a revealing look at their lives. In contrast to all the negative attention focused on hip hop and rap music, this is a story of hope, healing and the realization of dreams.
The key characters in The Hip Hop Project are Self (Bruce Willis), Self (Russell Simmons), Self (Doug E. Fresh).
The Hip Hop Project is rated PG-13.
The Hip Hop Project is a Dokumentär, Music, Musical film.
The Hip Hop Project has an audience rating of 6.7 out of 10.
The Hip Hop Project has made 46 208 US$ at the box office.