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EMPz 4 Life (2006)

Life in the housing projects of Scarborough, Ontario, Canada is documented.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2006
Language
- English
Duration
- 113 mins
Director
- Allan King
Genres
- Documentary
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Don M 25 Feb 2009

Although King's documentary follows a committed community volunteer working to keep at-risk Scarborough youth in school, any hint of a hopeful trajectory is dashed first by the lack of interest/engagement on the part of his uncommunicative charges and finally by well-earned outbursts of frustration and despair. Valuable also (at least to Torontonians) for its local colour, bringing the headlines down to a human level.

Eddie Cockrell 21 Sep 2006

This pic finds 76-year-old King continuing at the top of his game.

John B 21 May 2013

I believe this was Allan King's final documentary and it is a fitting end to a stellar career. Growing up in Scarborough, you can't help but be aware of the issues between the police and the black community in the north. The work of Brian Harvey is a ray of hope in a community stuck in a cycle of crime.