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Movies Made by Detroiters
Film uses fact and fiction to celebrate the city.
Added: 2012-04-19
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Movie Trailer: “A Love that Hurts” by Walter V. Marshall
A once happily married couple begins to experience great strain in their relationship. Then trauma and betrayal disrupt their lives in a way they could never have imagined.Added: 2011-11-23
Movie Trailer: “Colored Frames” by Lerone D. Wilson
This documentary examines the last 50 years in African-American art.Added: 2011-11-17
“The Art of Power” by Adrian Walker
Written and produced by Adrian Walker, the CEO of First Element Entertainment, which is headquartered in Detroit, this film is a suspenseful thriller that takes place in Washington, D.C.Added: 2011-11-11
“Joy Road” by Harry Davis
Starring Wood Harris from the HBO hit “The Wire,” this crime drama explores the prison industrial complex crisis and the uncomfortable truths of Black crime.Added: 2011-11-04
"Souls of Black Men” by Rodney R. Rhodes
This fictional film tells the story of six African-American men from Highland Park who struggle to succeed and overcome extreme obstacles.Added: 2011-10-13
"Strong from Detroit" by Jeremy Olstyn
This documentary reveals a Detroit student’s struggle to graduate from a suburban high school.Added: 2011-08-19
"CornerStore" by Joe Doughrity
Filmed in Detroit, this movie won best comedyat the 2011 Detroit-Windsor International FilmAdded: 2011-08-12
"Brothers" by Erica A. Watson
A young Detroit filmmaker wrote, directed and produced this short about a family whose men serve in the Iraq war.Added: 2011-07-22
"The Black List" by Elvis Mitchell
Here’s one of three documentaries by a Detroit native film critic & filmmaker.Added: 2011-05-20
“Urban Roots” by Mark MacInnis
This film showcases Detroit’s urban farming movement.Added: 2011-05-06
