Bad Meaning Good (1987)
The hip-hop or rap scene came to the UK from New York in the early 1980s. The media exploited the new craze and then dropped what has become, for a growing number of young black Britons, a way of life. Tim Westwood, a DJ well-respected 'on the street', has made this film as a showcase for the talented young rappers, scratch-mix DJs and graffiti artists in London. With a special guest appearance by the New York kings of rap, Run‐D.M.C., at the Brixton Academy.
Director: Tim Westwood
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Tim Westwood as Self |
| Production | Peter Lee-Wright | Producer |
| Directing | Tim Westwood | Director |
| Production | Sue Davidson | Producer |
| Editing | Guy Crossman | Editor |
