Interesting yet familiar tale of the rise and fall of big time American gangsters
Motown Mafia is a documentary about two of Detroit’s most infamous drug dealers Eddie Fat Man Jackson and his lieutenant Courtney the Field Marshall Brown. They became the city’s biggest drug lords in the 1970s. The movie is mostly talking heads with some old pictures thrown in to give faces to Jackson and Brown and others.<br /><br />One of the good things it does is give a brief background to the Black Bottom/Paradise Valley neighborhood in Detroit which was one of the main African American areas of the city which is now largely gone due to redevelopment. It also goes into how the drug trade led to a huge amount of death as by the 1970s Detroit led the nation in murders.<br /><br />At the end it tries to say that crime and drugs are part of American history and all kinds of famous people and banks are involved in it which is definitely true. At the same time there was a bit of a cop out saying that gangs, drugs, murder and addiction were similar to cigarettes. Really?<br /><br />The documentary does tell an interesting and yet familiar story of the rise and the fall of big time American gangsters.<br />C
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Al Profit"], "Producers": ["Alan \"Al Profit\" Bradley", "Courtney Brown jr.", "Lewis F. Stevens", "Eddie Jackson jr."], "Starring": ["Courtney Brown jr.", "Courtney Brown sr.", "Eddie Jackson jr"], "Studio": ["Indie Rights"]}

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