Quality of Life

Name: Quality of Life
Genre: Drama
Released: April 6, 2006
Duration: 85 min
Rating: 60

2006

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Argot Pictures | Release Date: April 6, 2006 | R

Summary: Two young men develop graffiti into an urban art form on the streets of San Francisco’s Mission District, only to face prosecution and the prospect of imprisonment. A former at-risk kid himself, director Benjamin Morgan's connection to the underground youth of today provides the film with its gritty realism and "drama verite" style.Two young men develop graffiti into an urban art form on the streets of San Francisco’s Mission District, only to face prosecution and the prospect of imprisonment. A former at-risk kid himself, director Benjamin Morgan's connection to the underground youth of today provides the film with its gritty realism and "drama verite" style. (Quality of Life Film, LLC)… Expand

Director: Benjamin Morgan

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: R

Runtime: 85 min

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Jane Ganhal

This is a small -- if rough -- gem of a film. Read full review

V.A. Musetto

Kev Robertson's gritty camerawork and a musical soundtrack mixing hip-hop, punk and electronica add to the ambience of this impressive shoestring-budget indie. Read full review

Paul Malcolm

It's Garrison and Burnam who hold the film's center, however, with a natural magnetism. Newcomers both, they take the same clean approach to their roles that their characters bring to their tags. Read full review

Nathan Lee

A minor movie, modestly made, that develops to a counterculture beat but ends with a status quo conundrum: Is selling out the new keeping it real? Read full review

Eddie Cockrell

Picture's cliched underlying story of restless youth plays as too naive for an older audience and too provocative for teens. Read full review

Joshua Land

Establishes a strong sense of milieu in these street scenes, and while the movie's not without its flaws--much of the dialogue is colorless and Lisa seems a bit too together to be hanging out with Curtis--it's never less than credible. Read full review

Phil Hall

With a clumsy hip-hop score permeating every free inch of the soundtrack and ugly 16mm cinematography that would never be allowed out of Film School 101, the audio-visual experience is a wreck. The quality of Quality of Life is non-existent. Read full review

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