Dirty Handz 3 Search And Destroy (2006)

After having realized two underground opus, which are nowdays forbidden to be broadcasted, Dirty Handz "Search and Destroy" shows, here, for the first time, the way of living of those who sketched graffiti on trains. As indicated by its subtitle, borrowed from US Army vocabulary during the war of Vietnam, this document shows, with a new way of filming, the tribulations of Parisian train writer through European main cities, London, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Hamburg, Berlin, Munich… A long travel, in the late 90's, which ends in New York City, For a last confrontation, on the mythical original battle field. Furthermore, many bonuses describe the present situation of the movement: raw materials which present the realizations of graffiti train in Rome, Warsaw, Oslo and Strasburg, interviews detail the evolution of urban observation policies, especially in Stockholm. Norman Mailer, in his essay "The Faith of Graffiti" published in 1974 about the early developments of New York graffiti phenomenon, said: "You hit your name and maybe something in the whole scheme of the system gives a dath rattle. For now your name is over their name, over the subway manufacturer, the transit Authority, the city administration. Your presence is on their presence, your alias hangs over their scene". This affirmation is still meaningful today in the European context….