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Belly
Description
Tommy Brown and his friend Sincere are two members of a gang that makes dirty work to earn money such as the armed robbery or the drugs trade. One day, they know that their lives will end badly and their fate is to die in this dirty job, so they decide to go away from this work and start a new life. Sincere begins getting in touch with his African roots. Tommy has a religious awakening and joins the Nation of Islam.
Tommy Brown and his friend Sincere are two members of a gang that makes dirty work to earn money such as the armed robbery or the drugs trade. One day, they know that their lives will end badly and their fate is to die in this dirty job, so they decide to go away from this work and start a new life. Sincere begins getting in touch with his African roots. Tommy has a religious awakening and joins the Nation of Islam.
Actors:
Nick Stellate,
Prince Blunt Graham,
Frank Vincent,
Wondosas Kilo Martin,
James Gresham,
Monica Michaels,
John B.J. Bryant
Nick Stellate
30 January 1967, Bronx, New York, USA
Prince Blunt Graham
Frank Vincent
4 August 1939, North Adams, Massachusetts, USA
Wondosas Kilo Martin
James Gresham
Monica Michaels
John B.J. Bryant
Country:
United States
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