King Philip has officially released his documentary, Dorchester Forever, a project that explores brotherhood, artistic dedication, and the creative scene in his hometown. The rapper and filmmaker took to Instagram to express his gratitude to those who contributed to the project, acknowledging the collaborative effort behind the film.
“Dorchester Forever is a story about brotherhood and the hard work of artists from the area,” King Philip wrote. “It also highlights some of my personal inspirations and process while working on the project. I want to shed light on the success of many of these artists and hopefully, this film can be an inspiration.”
The documentary features appearances from Latrell James, BlackRickRubin, Tedd Boyd, Tori Tori Music, LongLiveLilah, Sir Clark D, Bedlam Showoff, Leedz Edu, James Hagler Jr., Jace, MakeItOutTheBando, and more. It was directed by Scholar Vision Films, with executive production by BlackRickRubin and narration by King Philip himself. The project was developed in association with TestRun Technologies, with sync by Latrell James and graphics by Vision And Culture.
According to King Philip, the documentary was a long-term effort that followed the release of his Dorchester Forever album. “Me and the team worked non-stop on this project,” he shared, emphasizing both the filmmaking process and his evolving ability to use his voice to tell his story.
Dorchester Forever is now available to stream, with the official link accessible through King Philip’s bio.
