Atlanta Film Festival 2008 : Kings of the Evening

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Kings of the Evening

Andrew P. Jones 2007

Categories: Narrative Feature

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Run time: 101 min. | U S A

Homer Hobbs (Tyson Beckford), home after two years in jail, returns to a town caught in the depths of the Great Depression where he is thrown together with four strangers, each struggling to survive: Benny, the street hustler eager to begin life anew in the sunshine of Florida; Clarence, a nobody who aches to be somebody; Gracie, the despairing owner of a boarding house; Lucy, whose past has caught up with her. Life is grim, but on Sunday nights, the men of the neighborhood piece together the finest attire their meager lives can muster to compete in an underground contest like no other. The nominal award is the five-dollar prize, but the real prize is the chance to feel like a king, just for an evening.

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time	venue	calendar	tickets
7:10 PM Thu, Apr 17	Landmark Midtown #3	+ add to cal	buy tickets
4:00 PM Fri, Apr 18	Landmark Midtown #4	+ add to cal	buy tickets

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Cast & Crew

director	Andrew P. Jones

Cast	Bruce McGill Glynn Turman James Russo Linara Washington Lou Myers Lynn Whitfield Reginald T. Dorsey Steven Williams Tyson Beckford

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Rated 3.0/5 Stars 1 2 3 4 5 Tracy Martin 6:45 AM		Director Andrew Jones poured his heart and soul into this film. There are some fine performances, particularly by Lynn Whitfield. I enjoyed the film.