Big Skills' very own Florencio Zavala, and Studio Number One created the design and animation for this new documentary about late New York painter, Jean-Michel Basquiat. Director Tamra Davis was a personal friend of Basquiat who, after his death in 1988 at the age of 27, packed away a video interview she had conducted with him just two years earlier. This film picks up where the interview left off nearly twenty-five years ago.
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