With its title far from being trivial - 110th Street being the dividing line between the hot Harlem of the time and the beautiful neighborhoods of Manhattan - the explosive thriller by Barry Shear (The Troops of Wrath, The Streets of San Francisco) raises a certain number of questions around racial discrimination and urban violence.
Ultra-editorialized edition, we love it
Announced as a 1 Blu-Ray/2 DVD combo on January 16 by Rimini Éditions, Murders in the 110th Street will be offered in original English and French mono versions with French subtitles, in 1.85 image format. In supplements, Nihilism by Barry Shear (33 minutes) followed by La Blaxploitation (18 minutes) by Jean-Baptiste Thoret (director and film historian), The Hell of New York (32 minutes) by Samuel Blumenfeld (film journalist at World) and Signed Bobby Womack (18 minutes) by Olivier Cachin, specialist in urban music. Indicative price: 24.99 euros.
