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Hoop Dreams

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Category: Posters

Celebrate the enduring power of documentary filmmaking with this hand-numbered screen print from artist Oliver Barrett. Titled “Hoop Dreams,” this piece pays tribute to the acclaimed 1994 film that follows the lives of two young basketball players. A must-have for fans of the movie and collectors of cinematic art.

  • Hand-numbered screen print by artist Oliver Barrett
  • Inspired by the documentary “Hoop Dreams”
  • Part of the Archive collection, released in 2016
  • Limited to one per customer
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ryan ★★★★★

I pulled this out of the tube and the hand-numbering on the bottom really makes it feel like a collectible piece. The bold colors perfectly capture the grit and hope of the documentary.

Lucy ★★★★★

The screen-print ink layering on this is gorgeous in person—the texture feels almost like a lithograph, not a flat poster. It's a perfect tribute to the film's grit, and the hand-numbering makes it a real keepsake for any documentary nerd.

Hannah V. ★★★★★

The hand-numbered print quality is fantastic—the details really pop on the thick paper stock. I framed it next to my film collection and it’s a perfect conversation starter. The colors are even richer in person than I hoped for.