Biggie and Tupac Certificate: 
- Duration:
- 108 mins
- Year produced:
- 2002
- Director:
- Nick Broomfield
- Cast:
- Tupac Shakur
- Nick Broomfield
- The Notorious BIG
This hard-hitting documentary attempts to discover who really killed rap stars Biggie Smalls and Tupac Shakur. Using confrontational interview techniques with their friends, associates and rivals, and enlisting the help of the LAPD, the filmmaker pieces together a convincing assessment of events leading up to their deaths. It's a film that deals unflinchingly with the money, racism and violence that has surrounded the west coast rap scene.
- Average rating:
(5 votes)
Reviews
4 June 2008
Michael from De La Salle Secondary School
i thought the filim was good because he researched alot but i diddent like the way it was a documentary it wud be better if it waz a film
4 June 2008
Declan from De La Salle Secondary School
This documentary was interesting. It let you learn about Tupac and Biggie and how they died and why they died. They tried to say that it was the police were repsonsible for their murders.
4 June 2008
Declan from De La Salle Secondary School
i thout this film was amazing it was a good and interting and it told us stuff about 2pac we didnt know
4 June 2008
Conor from De La Salle Secondary School
I thought that some parts where good and some parts where boring in this documentery.
4 June 2008
Gerard from De La Salle Secondary School
i think this was c**p i thougt is was a film not a documentary which made it c**p!! it was a wee bit intresting but it wasnt!
Fascinating facts
Director Nick Broomfield has also made a film documentary on Nirvana front man Kurt Cobain and his wife Courtney Love entitled "Kurt and Courtney"