“[It’s about] the trials between being white and wanting to rap and people not accepting that [because of the way Black looks],” says Davis in a press release.
In the film, Black has several “intense lyrical exchanges” with Cleveland artists A-to-Z and Honasty Blade. It also features Sean Manos, a Cleveland actor who portrays Black’s trainer.
The movie makes its debut at 7 p.m. on Monday, May 21, Atlas Cinemas Diamond Center in Mentor. Tickets are $15.
This article appears in May 9-15, 2018.

