Kendrick Lamar's instant classic "good kid, m.A.A.d city" is widely regarded as one of the best Hip-Hop albums of the last 5 years, and while Lamar is busy crafting his follow-up, he's also preparing to release his short film based on GKMC to the masses.
His short film, "m.A.A.d" is set to serve as a bridge between the 1st and second albums, and the 14-minute long clip is set to debut Saturday, August 9 at the inaugural Sundance NEXT fest.
Director Kahlil Joseph (a previous Sundance award winner) compiled footage of K. Dot's run on the Yeezus tour with splices of the Kendrick-described environment of Compton.
According to Fader, the film is being billed as "a kaleidoscope of storylines and ideas that defy typical categorization to explore new languages and new forms."
Check out the flyer in the gallery above. Would you hit up Sundance to see Kendrick's flick? Sound off below.
Source: hiphopwired.com
