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Anyone who regularly follows S A, knows that we chronicled Damon Russell’s docu(or mocku)drama, Snow on Tha Bluff, more times than we can count. It’s the little movie that could; or if you prefer, the little ratchet movie that could. By now, you know the premise is about an “Atlanta robbery boy and crack dealer, Curtis [...]

Continue Reading ‘Snow On Tha Bluff’ To Be Released In The U.K. On Blu-Ray

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The much commented about film Snow On Tha Bluff is currently streaming on Netflix.  Now you can weigh in on the conversation is it real, as in a documentary or docu-drama, or whether it’s a *fake* or a mockumentary. The story goes . . .  After a dope deal gone wrong, Atlanta street thug Curtis Snow [...]

Continue Reading ‘Snow On Tha Bluff’ Now Streaming On Netflix

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Every time we’ve written about this flick, the comment sections of each post have been very active – most of you thrashing it, even though none of us has actually seen it yet. I’m curious enough to check it out, especially as it was recommended by trusted sources; but I haven’t seen it, so I’m [...]

Continue Reading ‘Snow On Tha Bluff’ (‘A Riveting Account Of Thug Life’) Gets A DVD Date + New Trailer, Poster

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Also opening in limited theatrical release today… Making its theatrical premiere in NYC at the reRun Gastropub Theater. Screen Media Films acquired the film to release as 1 of 7 titles on its 2012 theatrical slate, which was unveiled in January. Directed by Damon Russell from a script penned by Chris Knittel and Curtis Snow, Snow On Tha Bluff’s synopsis reads: [...]

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