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In Theaters: August 24, 2007 (limited)
August 24, 2007 (limited)
August 24, 2007 (limited)
R | Documentary
Skid Row is a 50-square-block area in downtown Los Angeles where an average of 90,000 homeless and transient people live on any given night. More than just a place, it’s a way of life, a mind set–the last resort of those who have given up on society and, in many cases, themselves. In the feature documentary, “Skid Row,” Pras Michel–one third of the successful hip-hop band The Fuguees–lives on the streets of Skid Row for nine straight days and nights as a homeless person. The entire time, he and his crew are undercover, using surveillance cameras. His journey is a difficult one, riddled with hunger, exposure to the elements, criminals, drugs and danger. It is also life-changing: Pras learns not only how to fend for himself, but discovers the dark, very human and, at times, humorous underbelly of Los Angeles.
0 votes and 0 Reviews
In Theaters: August 24, 2007 (limited)
August 24, 2007 (limited)
August 24, 2007 (limited)
R | Documentary
Skid Row is a 50-square-block area in downtown Los Angeles where an average of 90,000 homeless and transient people live on any given night. More than just a place, it’s a way of life, a mind set–the last resort of those who have given up on society and, in many cases, themselves. In the feature documentary, “Skid Row,” Pras Michel–one third of the successful hip-hop band The Fuguees–lives on the streets of Skid Row for nine straight days and nights as a homeless person. The entire time, he and his crew are undercover, using surveillance cameras. His journey is a difficult one, riddled with hunger, exposure to the elements, criminals, drugs and danger. It is also life-changing: Pras learns not only how to fend for himself, but discovers the dark, very human and, at times, humorous underbelly of Los Angeles.
In Theaters: August 24, 2007 (limited)
August 24, 2007 (limited)
R | Documentary
Skid Row is a 50-square-block area in downtown Los Angeles where an average of 90,000 homeless and transient people live on any given night. More than just a place, it’s a way of life, a mind set–the last resort of those who have given up on society and, in many cases, themselves.
