BOMBIN’ 1987 Documentary UK Graffiti & Hip Hop Origins | Goldie, 3D & The Bronx | Full Story & Facts

#Graffiti #HipHopHistory #Goldie #BombinDocumentary #UKHipHop #StreetArt #TheBronx #MassiveAttack Experience the raw origin of UK street culture in the legendary 1987 documentary Bombin’. BOMBIN’ (1987) is the definitive visual record of the moment New York City’s vibrant street culture collided with the gritty landscape of 1980s Britain. Directed by Dick Fontaine, the film follows Bronx graffiti legend Brim Fuentes (TATS CRU) as he travels across the Atlantic to mentor a new generation of British artists. Key Highlights of the Film: Legendary Cast: Featuring early footage of Goldie (Wolverhampton) and Robert "3D" Del Naja (Bristol) before their global fame in music. The Trans-Atlantic Bridge: Follow the journey from the Bronx to the West Midlands and Bristol, linking NYC urban decay to UK inner-city struggles. Historic Collaborations: Witness the massive mural session in Birmingham and the surreal moment Brim Fuentes was hired by director Michael Winner at Pinewood Studios. The Roots of Music: See how the Wild Bunch sound system in Bristol laid the groundwork for the world-renowned "Bristol Sound" and Massive Attack. Validation: Watch Goldie’s pilgrimage to New York to meet Afrika Bambaataa and receive the blessing of the Zulu Nation. Locations Featured: The Bronx, NYC Birmingham & Wolverhampton, UK Bristol, UK London & Pinewood Studios