Great mix of crime and social commentary
Across 110th Street is a classic 70s crime film situated in New York City. It starts with some African American thieves robbing the mafia in Harlem. That’s where the name comes from as 110th Street was line between white Manhattan and black Harlem. Racial tension is throughout the film. Not only do the Italians want revenge upon the blacks but they look down upon the African Americans that work for them. Detective Anthony Quinn and Yaphet Kotto is also partnered together. Kotto is great as the proud and righteous detective who wants to be respected. Quinn also has his moments like when a black gangster Richadr Ward humiliates him in front of Kotto. Anthony Franciosa also stands out as a racist mafioso. It’s a great mix of crime and social commentary.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Shear", "Barry"], "Producers": ["Anthony Quinn", "Barry Sheer", "Fouad Said", "Ralph B. Serpe"], "Starring": ["Frank Adu", "Frank Arno", "Joseph Attles"], "Studio": ["Action"]}

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