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Generation G
Generation G is a documentary that chronicles the lives of four anonymous graffiti artists who are creating a movement that aims to repaint the city of Christchurch, New Zealand after a series of devastating earthquakes.
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Generation G is a documentary that chronicles the lives of four anonymous graffiti artists who are creating a movement that aims to repaint the city of Christchurch, New Zealand after a series of devastating earthquakes.
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Written By:Mason Cade Packer
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