Clockers overview
Synopsis:
Based on Richard Price's grim best-seller, and directed by Spike Lee from a screenplay co-written with Price, Clockers takes the structure of a police procedural to build a chilling portrait of despair, hope, and the unanswered problem of black-on-black crime in an urban housing project. The film's haunting themes are vividly visualized during the opening credits, which run over police photos of dead young black men, shot and sprawled on sidewalks, in streets, and hanging over fences.
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Movie Details:
- Director: Spike Lee
- Studio: Mule Filmworks, 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks, Universal
- Year: 1995
- Run Time: 128 minutes
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Set in: Brooklyn, New York City, NY
- MPAA Rating: R (for strong graphic violence, strong language and drug content)
- Category: Feature
- Genre/Type: Drama
- Filmed in: Color



