"... lyrical...innovative...Bolton has created an extended visual poem that will reach beyond street art aficionados."
Las Vegas City Life
"... beautiful, lyrical film, fresh and new, startlingly political."
HoBO Magazine
"achingly romantic and dirt real."
John Cameron Mitchell, Director, Hedwig and the Angry Inch
"...'Jeanne Delman' for the tagger crowd...sweetly comical and totally heartrending."
Lynne Rapoport, San Francisco Bay Guardian
"... exemplifies independent filmmaking at its rawest and finest. Marked by brave and captivating performances from the two lead actors, it resonates with a quiet passion from a very gifted filmmaker."
Trevor Groth, Senior Programmer, Sundance Film Festival and Cinevegas Film Festival
"...insightful...this film showcases the urban art form as a thing of beauty...Bolton, who also wrote the script and produced the movie, respects his audience too much to explain away the images' visual potency."
N.P. Thomson, "Movies Into Film"
"... Bolton's film not only offers insights into the various ways reality is observed and transformed by the artist, but is also a lesson in how friendship destroys solitude, and how love can destroy friendship."
Seattle Post Intelligencer
"With an original score by Kid Loco, and shot through with an authentic and commanding sense of craft, this startlingly honest film from James Bolton is a breath of fresh air in the American independent movie scene."
Melbourne International Film Festival
"Complex, thought-provoking… poignant, and utterly breath-taking ...amazing story-telling."
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