Street Fight Trailer (Old Version)

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Street Fight is a thrilling Academy Award®-nominated story of bare-knuckle politics in America. When a young unknown challenger named Cory Booker takes on the head of a powerful political machine, he discovers that sometimes elections are won and lost in the streets.
Gritty, funny, and surprisingly inspirational, the film goes behind-the-scenes in a rough-and-tumble campaign in Newark, N.J. It offers an intimate, unvarnished view of Booker before he became a U.S. Senator and regular fixture on national political talk shows.
Street Fight also explores the complex politics of race in an election that pits Spike Lee and Cornel West against Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, and features Bill Bradley and Chris Christie.
Directed by two-time Oscar nominated documentary filmmaker, Marshall Curry, and winner of the Audience Award at the Tribeca Film Festival, the critically acclaimed film was called “the best American political documentary since The War Room” by the Washington Post.
For more info: www.StreetFightFilm.com

[@mpurnell5]

i just watched this documentary in school! i loved it! I was so hurt by the ignorance of newark citizens and how they kept voting for someone that was never gonna make a change, it was so disturbing...but i was happy cory booker never lost his integrity!

[@sonicmagnus5312]

Stockholm Syndrome dumb, poor asses

[@thunderstruck665]

Sharpe James returned to Newark yesterday after serving 27 months in a federal pen. Sad thing is, if he announced that he was entering this year's election today, he'd win by a landslide.

[@constancerreid]

I left Newark for Atlanta years ago. If there would have been a Cory Booker then, I'd still be there working on his team. Blessings to you Cory for taking the risk it took to get to where you are today. You stand for much more than politics, you stand for righteousness, truth & honor. Need more like you.

[@ysaiy]

amazing, inspiring documentary! so inspiring to see someone make an ongoing personal sacrifice to better people's lives.

[@SamFuller]

GOOD RIDDANCE SHARPE JAMES!

[@noonex4]

i don't care about what people say about corey booker. he's a good person and is doing his best for this city. doing way more than sharp james ever did

[@darius323]

Great film

[@TrentDeakon]

@belemaful what is wrong with your "o" key? it doesn't seem to work when you're typing important words such as "you". look into that.

[@Remunerator]

I know it was composed for the film by James Baxter, but I can't figure out the title.

[@Orbot]

James was a vigilante thug that enjoyed the power that came along with being a mayor!

[@famousgirl9x9]

Where can I watch this? For free?

[@jimjamrocks]

I thought this was Street fighter, lets just say I left very upset

[@carterboy66]

Cory Booker is the man to watch 2016 Yes We Can Again!!!!!

[@MondoBeno]

This was a very disturbing movie. Sharpe James was a monster; a hateful, misogynistic, and dishonest person, who tapped angry and uneducated people. He behaved like such a horrible person in public that you wonder why people couldn't see his worst traits. It shows you how blind loyalty can ruin people.

[@billthebutcher2]

@daytona0310 No, a carpet bagger is somebody who comes in from the outside to take advantage of the people who were already there. It was initially a Southern reference to Northerners who moved South during the Reconstruction era. They typically carried a form of luggage called a "carpet bag". Nothing to do with race. Sharpe is calls Booker that in reference to him growing up and going to college elsewhere before moving to Newark and getting involved in politics.

[@Xamsims]

@TH89 Correction, please excuse my ignorance.

[@VanitySixer]

Word

[@novelenterprise]

netflix, on demand

[@2q78jdb7]

This looks good but they need to do this in my neighborhood, camden nj cuz its worse down here

[@famousgirl9x9]

Was that al sharpton at 1:14? WTF.

[@2q78jdb7]

go booker

[@asif1912]

@yannelli55 how could he have had an easy life of wealth?

[@drewce123]

repping that Portuguese flag at 29 :p

[@thunderstruck665]

Sharpe just got indicted on 33 counts of

[@TheJoker-yh1ce]

Booker: O_o

[@thunderstruck665]

Sorry, I hit the post comment button by mistake. Sharpe James was just federally indicted yesterday on 33 counts of fraud and misusing city credit cards.

[@billthebutcher2]

@tickyul nope I'm not, I'd say nice try but it really wasn't.

[@anjet148]

so what is the guy debating bout really is he gonna like try to end street fightin for good

[@berreta85]

the ignorant people who wanted sharpe james were satisfied with lives and didnt want change

[@Atlien3]

yup, New Orleans, except we got shit to do

[@supermillsy]

taht cory dude kinda looks like reggie miller, reggie should be mayour

[@JSampson1991]

This trailer doesn't really do much in telling people who don't know much about American politics what this film is about.

[@kenpeter]

Losers? You even don't know the difference between the city and the state. I wonder who the loser is... We love Newark, as well as our Mayor

[@tickyul]

@billthebutcher2 Right, they never said I could not speak. But, the need to FLAME someone when what they say does not fit into their midset is pretty pathetic in my opinion....you are a perfect example.

[@tribeca_fest]

Check out footage from Marshall Curry's latest film "Racing Dreams" about young cart racers with Nascar aspirations! Watch footage here: youtube [dot] com/watch?v=x8aWuj9dRbM

[@alexeirominov]

exploitation like what Sharpe James did to Newark for 20 plus years?

[@WomenoftheWorld1]

@Crippled99 When your kid gets shot by some crooked cop, you would WANT Al Sharpton to bring some noise to it instead of letting the city sweep it under the rug. Maybe you live in some plush neighborhood where things that he brings to light doesnt happen to you, your family, and friends way too often (I hope i'm not giving you too much credit) but what people need in a time like that is a LOUD MOUTH. Thank God for Al Sharpton for not being afraid to stand up to the inner-city oppression.

[@hwydaddy]

"Can't We All Just Get Along" Go Obama, Our Next US President.Yes We Can, And Yes We Will.

[@reginaldfairfield]

Booker is for change and Sharpe was for power, both were Democrats

[@MRSBAFANA]

What kind of choice was that? ATL is considered to be more dangerous than Newark. visit infopleaseDOTcom/ipa/A0921299DOThtml

[@capucchan8]

good documentary, while I don't like Chris Christie I'm glad he put sharp or what ever his name is in prison, what a dirt bag that guy is, too bad he got so soon