Rez Dahya, Director of "Boxcutter," discusses his film's mission to redefine hip-hop films by exploring diverse stories beyond stereotypes.

The movie follows an aspiring artist recovering his stolen laptop ahead of a life-changing meeting with a top music producer. Dahya emphasizes artistic integrity and the importance of creating authentic, community-driven art. He highlights the film's vibrant visuals, capturing Toronto's summer atmosphere despite budget constraints. The film's pacing and movement reflect its quest narrative. Dahya also touches on the casting process, noting the strong chemistry between leads Ashton and Zoe. The film serves as a love letter to Toronto's rich hip-hop culture.

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