Player Hating: A Love Story

Name: Player Hating: A Love Story
Genre: Drama, Musical, Documentary
Released: April 6, 2012
Duration: 97 min
Rating: 63

2012

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Film Fatale, Inc. | Release Date: April 6, 2012 | Not Rated

Summary: Player Hating: A Love Story is a feature length documentary film that delves deeply and intimately into the lives of some of society’s forgotten citizens whose desperate attempts to flee their challenged existences grow harder each day. Thirty minutes from downtown Manhattan lies a forgotten community — Crown Heights, Brooklyn, NY ---Player Hating: A Love Story is a feature length documentary film that delves deeply and intimately into the lives of some of society’s forgotten citizens whose desperate attempts to flee their challenged existences grow harder each day. Thirty minutes from downtown Manhattan lies a forgotten community — Crown Heights, Brooklyn, NY --- where death and destruction are as constant as breathing and represent an oppressed demographic that can be found in every major city in the United States. (Film Fatale, Inc.)… Expand

Director: Maggie Hadleigh-West

Genre(s): Drama, Musical, Documentary

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 97 min

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Chuck Bowen

Apr 2, 2012

One of the more intimate and revealing looks at American projects ever made; it's assured and empathetic without indulging in fashionable white guilt. Read full review

Jeannette Catsoulis

Apr 5, 2012

A sad chronicle of absent fathers and messed-up mothers, drugs as currency and violence as the period at the end of every argument. Read full review

Nick Schager

Apr 3, 2012

A young boy's nonchalant attitude toward having a friend stick a loaded gun in his mouth as well as a man's numerous knife scars courtesy of his beloved wife definitely cut through the clichés about "thug life" to capture how violence is an integral, corrosive part of inner-city life. Read full review

Sara Stewart

Apr 6, 2012

It's a sobering slice of life that puts actual faces to local violent crime statistics. Read full review

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