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Kevin Epps' Straight Outta Hunters' Point 2 at the Roxie
January 31, 2012


ROXIE THEATER

3117 16th Street at Valencia, San Francisco, CA 94103

415-431-3611

January 28, 2012

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Film:

STRAIGHT OUTTA HUNTERS POINT 2

Directed by Kevin Epps.  2011. Digital.  Running time: 80 minutes.

Where:

ROXIE THEATER

When:

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2012 AT 11:00am

Playdate:

Friday, February 24 - Thursday, March 1

Nightly at 7:00 & 8:45.  Additional Saturday & Sunday matinees at (3:15) & 5:00.

Filmmaker Kevin Epps IN PERSON at evening shows Friday & Saturday!

WHAT:

Most San Franciscans, even long-time residents, have never spent even
5 minutes in the notorious, conveniently isolated neighborhood known
as Hunters Point. Located south-east of Potrero Hill, Bayview Hunter's
Point is San Francisco's black ghetto that has for decades been
ravaged by devastating violence, drug use and poverty. This is the
much anticipated follow up to 2003's groundbreaking, and widely
acclaimed documentary that presented often disturbing, sometimes
hilarious, always engaging street-level glimpses of an area most city
residents avoid at any cost. In this completely new film Epps reveals
anew, with the unrelenting eye of an embedded war journalist, the
present state of the community that he still calls home. Dir: Kevin
Epps. 2011. Digital. 80 mins. Nightly at 7pm & 8:45pm, plus Sat. +
Sun. at (3:15) & 5pm.

CONTACT:

If you have any questions please contact Rick at rick@roxie.com and

415-431-3611
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