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Across 110th Street (1972)

Director: Barry Shear

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From Time Out Film Guide

Unremittingly violent account of a pair of New York cops (one black, one white) assigned to track down three Harlem robbers-cum-murderers. Familiar crime movie characterisations, but as directed by Shear, who made the highly impressive Todd Killings, it's a gutsy affair, given a distinct lift by the Harlem locations; and between the bouts of physical aggression, there are occasional moments of insight into the fraught relationship between Quinn and Kotto.

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Cast & crew

Director: Barry Shear

Producer: Fouad Said, Ralph Serpe

Cast: Anthony Quinn, Yaphet Kotto, Anthony Franciosa, Paul Benjamin, Ed Bernard, Richard Ward, Antonio Fargas full cast

Genre(s): Thrillers

Duration: 102 mins


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