T H E P R I C E . . . .
cast.
INDIGO JONES
❝the beauty of life: the pain never lasts❞
TY'DEN BROWN
❝they tell a nigga sell dope, rap, or go to nba❞
DEMETRIUS WELLS
❝last words to a bitch nigga: why you lie?❞
OTIS TYSON
❝i turn the tv on, not one hero in sight, unless he dribbles or he fiddles with mics❞
DEVONTE CHAMBERS
❝i got a feeling i won't see tomorrow like the time i'm living on is borrowed❞
soundtrack.
i. NAS cops shot the kid // ii. J. COLE be free //iii. NWA fuck tha police // iv. YG FEAT SAD BOY blacks and browns // v. J. COLE FEAT OMEN the badness // vi. J. COLE 4 your eyez only // vii. KENDRICK LAMAR the blacker the berry // viii. J. COLE january 28th // ix. J. COLE 3 wishes // x. J. COLE immortal // xi. J. COLE FEAT OMEN caged bird // xii. J. COLE can i live // xiii. J. COLE change // xiv. KENDRICK LAMAR alright
copyright.
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summary.
This story is about a community stricken with violence. As gang violence and police brutality hold the city hostage, four black teens do what ever it takes to survive to see tomorrow. With the help and guidance of a former black panther, the children learn about their people's history and how to combat against the injustice that is brought against them.
inspiration.
J. Cole's 4 Your Eyez Only Documentary and his song, Be Free, which is dedicated to the late Michael Brown.
dedication.
To all the victims of police brutality, children caught up in gang violence, children who live in poverty, minorities, fatherless children, motherless children: this is for you. Bless up.
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