"I had no police record until I had a record," says Tupac Shakur in this revealing documentary, which the rapper himself ingeniously narrated using interviews recorded shortly before his death in 1996. Made in collaboration with Shakur's mother Afeni, Tupac: Resurrection is an undeniably one-sided affair that celebrates its subject slavishly with an idolatry-bounding fervor. But even when viewed through rose-tinted specs, Tupac emerges as a bright, perceptive individual whose assassination has robbed us all of a bold and uncompromising talent.
Review of Tupac: Resurrection
