When a suburban family moves to the inner city and becomes the only cooperating witnesses to a crime, brotherhood in the neighborhood is pushed to the brink.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

SCENE 21- Craig heads to class on a scooter

GENTRICIDE is a deeply American tale of the subtle  psychology of community change as seen through self-enterprising conflicts within urban cross-culture.

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