This documentary is a portrait of downtown New York in the late 1980s and early ’90s that revels in nostalgia.
Source: New York Times
‘All the Streets Are Silent’ Review: Hip-Hop and Skateboarding Collide
Published in All the Streets Are Silent (Movie), Documentary Films and Programs, Elkin, Jeremy (Film Director), New York City, Nineteen Hundred Eighties, Nineteen Hundred Nineties, Rap and Hip-Hop and skateboarding
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