Movie
Everyday People
Social issues film with a runtime of 91 minutes, released in 2004. Presented in English.
At a Glance
Synopsis
Independent filmmaker Jim McKay (Girls Town) writes and directs the ensemble film Everyday People, produced in part by HBO Films. The story revolves around a neighborhood eatery in Brooklyn called Raskins, a Jewish-owned-and-operated restaurant with an almost exclusively black clientele. After years of faithful service, owner Ira (Jordan Gelber) contemplates selling out to a corporation as part of the city's urban renewal. Everyday People premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2004 as part of the American Spectrum competition.
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Cast
- Reg E. Cathey
- Iris Little Thomas
- Bridget Barkan
- Stephen Henderson
- Ron Butler
- Jordan Gelber
- Billoah Greene
- Stephen McKinley Henderson
- Sydnee Stewart
- Stephen Axelrod
- Verno O. Hobson
- Kim Miscia
- Caldecot Chubb
- Jim Mackay
- Beth Bowling
- Craig Lathrop
- Alex Hall
- Russell Fine
- Sandra Hernández
- Jim McKay
- Sean Daniel
- Nelson George
- Michael Stipe