Wu: The Story of the Wu-Tang Clan

The Wu-Tang Clan arose in 1993 to change Hip-Hop forever, with complex rhymes, dissonant soundscapes, and a personal mythology inspired by martial arts flicks. The nine person rap crew from Staten Island was an A-Team of verbal warfare with GZA, Method Man, Ghostface Killah, and others contributing a unique flavor to the mix. And while some rappers become embarrassing by their second album, Wu-Tang continued to produce shockingly original music for a period unrivaled by other artists. Narrated by Gerald "Gee-Bee" Barclay, this documentary examines the history of the Wu, their rise and fall, and what the future may hold for one of the greatest teams in Hip-Hop. Special Features: Full Frame, 1.33 Audio: Dolby Digital, English Subtitles, English Additional Release Materials: Featurettes, 1. "Raekwon the Chef" reveals the Wu-Tang recipe 2. RZA "cuts" through the Hip Hop World 3. Behind the Wu with Director Gee-Bee 4. Icelene's Loss: Her Relationship with ODB Music Videos, Wu-Tang is Born: Protect Ya Neck Running Time: 90 minutes.

Director: Gerald K. Barclay
Producer: Darrel "Lefty" Glover
Producer: David Bruce
Producer: Gerald K. Barclay
Producer: Rich Williams
Actor: Bobbito Garcia
Actor: Bonz Maoline
Actor: Mitchell Diggs
Actor: Ralph McDaniels
Actor: Wu-Tang Clan
Actor: 3rd Rail
Actor: Gano Grills
Actor: Gerald K. Barclay
Actor: Popa Wu
Actor: Remedy Ross
Actor: Schott Free