SCRATCH is a feature-length documentary film that explores the world of the hip-hop DJ. From the birth of hip-hop, when pioneering DJ's began extending breaks on their party records (which helped inspire break dancing and rap), to the invention of scratching and "beat-juggling" vinyl, to its recent explosion as a musical movement called "turntablism," it's a story of unknown underdogs and serious virtuosos who are radically changing the way we hear, play and create music.
- Movie Info Page
- User Reviews
- Cast & Credits
The Critics
0 reviews
Yahoo! Users
1 review
1 review
Please sign-in to rate this film
- Scratch
- 15 (for language)
- Cast
- DJ Shadow, Steve Dee, Cut Chemist
- Director
- Doug Pray
- Producer
- Allen Hughes, Albert Hughes, Brad Blondheim, Ernest Meza, Heidi Addison
- Writer
- Heidi Addison, Brad Blondheim
- Duration
- 01:31:00
- Official Site
- http://www.upcomingmovies.com/scratch.html
- Release
- Friday August 30 2002
- Genre
- Documentary
- Distributor
- Momentum Pictures
Synopsis
Top matching news stories
"Metal Gear Solid" to get the big screen treatment?
10:50 am, 2008-03-14 — MyMovies.Net
As we all know games-to-film adaptations tend to vary in quality...actually, scratch that - almost all thus far have been universally bad (eye-gougingly bad infact).
Ang Lee enjoys "A Little Game"
10:00 am, 2007-02-04 — MyMovies.Net
Just a few months ago it looks like romantic comedy "A Little Game" had imploded into the Hollywood ether amid concerns that it's script wasn't quite up to scratch.
Spacey: The Old Vic Theatre is OK
03:30 pm, 2006-05-30 — MRIB
Kevin Spacey hits back at claims that his management of The Old Vic is not up to scratch
Depp fears kids Wonka reaction
12:00 pm, 2005-06-28 — MRIB
Johnny Depp is worried that his children might think his interpretation of Willy Wonka isn't up to scratch
EXCLUSIVE HARRY POTTER VIDEOS
Watch new and exclusive clips from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince starring Daniel Radcliffe and Michael Gambon.
Public Enemies Premiere Photos
Click any picture to enlarge…
More "Public Enemies" premiere photos…
THIS WEEK'S POLL
DISCUSS NOW
Are Hollywood films too long and self-indulgent? We look at why the latest trend for blockbusters has us sitting in the same seat for two-and-a-half hours.