LaTijera

Plays stiff and stuffy like an old black and white, almost as if it was shot to be some theater caricature. Review urbanmagic's zero score is a tad too low though; has a few decent moments but those often seem incongruous to neighboring scenes and even some characters within the very scene, as if they were cast into in completely different genres.

Brilliant look at the conflict between classes within the black community where one side tarnishes the reputation of the other, if not the reality. Racists condemn black men in general even though most of them are good and so many are great. But the bads are indeed bad.