We’re not that familiar with this NY premiere film, but we love the cast with Hill Harper, Wayne Brady and the fabulous and Harlem favorite Ruby Dee. The film is a drug addiction drama set in 1980’s Philadelphia. Also, stay for the Q&A with director Tommy Oliver and actors Hill Harper and Troi Zee.
Sat, Mar 29, 2014, 6:45PM
BAM Rose Cinemas
30 Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn NY 11217
(718) 636-4100
30 Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn NY 11217
(718) 636-4100
GENERAL ADMISSION: $13
CINEMA CLUB MEMBERS: $8 (Movie Moguls free)
STUDENTS/SENIORS: $10 (29 and under with a valid ID, Mon—Thu)
Get your tickets here at BAM.
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