It's a hard, fast film that needs airing now, or at least before the Newark elections of 2006.
Street Fight (2006)
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Reviews Counted:20
Fresh:20
Rotten:0
Average Rating:8/10
Theatrical Release:Feb 22, 2006 Limited
Synopsis: Director Michael Curry takes a look at the 2002 Mayoral race in Newark, New Jersey, in this documentary. With the incumbent, Sharpe James, resorting to dirty tricks to prevent his challenger, Cory... Director Michael Curry takes a look at the 2002 Mayoral race in Newark, New Jersey, in this documentary. With the incumbent, Sharpe James, resorting to dirty tricks to prevent his challenger, Cory Booker, from getting voted in, the police assaulting Curry, and threats being made to anyone who votes against James, STREET FIGHT makes for compulsive and eye-opening viewing. [More]
Director: Marshall Curry
Director: Marshall Curry
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Reviews for Street Fight
Street Fight sputters with anger and despair at the durability of dumb-cluck demagoguery in American politics.
A tough and brave little documentary about the brutal 2002 Newark mayoral election.
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