This follow-up to Snow On Tha Bluff deals with the lasting effects of war on an American soldier.
It was announced on October 17th 2012, Producer Chris Knittel and Director Damon Russell were casting for a new film that revolves around military veterans returning home. (docu-drama) - YouTube - Curtis Snow, an Atlanta robber and crack dealer, stole a camera from some college kids in a dope deal. He followed with, 'everything that is wrong with the hood, is in this movie'. On the Breakfast Club program on New York radio station Power 105.1, Williams described the movie's truthful portrayal of the hood. 13 West Street 1962 FReeHD 720p F.U.L.L Watch mOViE OnLine Title 13 West Street (1962) Classification FLV 720p HDTS Launched 59 years 11 months 19 days ago Time 01h 47 min File Name 13-west-streetpE. Brutal and unforgettable, Snow on tha Bluff, is the most authentic look at life on the streets ever captured. The footage he captures depicts the grittiness of his life on the harsh city streets where anything goes. Snow on tha Bluff is Williams first executive produced film under his company, Freedome Productions. Stream Snow White and the Huntsman Free Online on Fmovies. After a dope deal gone wrong, Atlanta street thug Curtis Snow starts filming his everyday life with a stolen camera. Williams is best known for his portrayal of Omar from The Wire and Chalky White on Boardwalk Empire.
Williams revealed that he is an Executive Producer on Snow On Tha Bluff. Four slackers decide to avenge their humiliation at the hands of a con-man. He survived a grisly box-cutter knife attack.Ī melee broke out at the film's showing at the Atlanta Film Festival, as some audience members were unsure of the authenticity of a scene in which a child puts his hands into a pile of crack cocaine with a razor blade in it.Īs a result of officers seeing a part of the movie, the Atlanta Police Department contacted the filmmakers in connection with an investigation into a string of home invasions. An attempt on Curtis Snow's life occurred in December 2011.
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