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| Artisan (2001) | |||||
| Crime, Drama | |||||
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#1830 |
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| Allen Payne | Tristan | |
| Angelle Brooks | Martine | |
| Michael Taliferro | Simon | |
| William L. Johnson | E. Bone | |
| Aaron D. Spears | Money | |
| Andrew Divoff | Det. Tyler | |
| Richard Lawson | Uncle Rob | |
| Marlon Young | Twinkie | |
| Dee Freeman | Violet | |
| Gail Fulton Ross | Hazel | |
| Veronica Redd | Nana | |
| Anthony Sherwood | Melvin | |
| Myquan Jackson | Wren | |
| Latamra Smith | Nicole | |
| Brandon Hammond | Young E. Bone |
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| Producer | Craig Ross, Jr.
Mike Erwin |
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| Writer | Craig Ross Jr.
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| Cinematography | Carl Bartels
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| Musician | Jan Pomerans
William L. Johnson Aaron D. Spears Cruel Timothy |
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Its the late 1970s in Boston and the drug trade is rising. Four small time theives on the south side, Tristan (Allen Payne), Money (Aaron Spears), E-bone (William Johnson) and Simon (Michael Taliferro) are brought into the drug trade by Benny (Clarence Williams III), a big time dealer who gives the boys guidance. After a few years the dealers add crack to their list of narcotics, which leads to the demise of the neighborhood, guilt and betrayal. |
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