Spanning 20 years, "Southeast 67" follows a group of African American students from Washington, D.C. who were promised college scholarships in 1988 at the age of twelve, yet struggled with survival in a neighborhood devastated by the crack epidemic.
Stars: Steve Bumbaugh, Antwan Green, Martece Gooden Yates, Tenille Warren, Phyllis Rumbarger
Produced, Directed by Betsy Cox
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