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With a great feel for modern times and hip-hop music, Rapman (aka Andrew Onwubolu) mixes a bit of Boyz N the Hood, with Menace II Society.

The African heritage interloper has become chummy with Marco (Michael Ward), a Caribbean student who has gang ties.

Wise as a hip-hop shaman, Rapman, a British rapper turned music producer, actor, writer, YouTube sensation (Shiro’s Story) and now a film director lays the groundwork.

As a director Rapman injects an inexplicable verve in every scene of a film that never seems glossy or superficial and proudly flaunts its rough edges.

Conversely, Rapman is particularly judicious with love scenes.

Source: The Mississippi Link

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