Chop Shop
Why this pick
Its unvarnished Queens street life, nonprofessional performers, and tender attention to young hustlers echo Prince of Broadway’s intimate, lived-in New York realism.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Its unvarnished Queens street life, nonprofessional performers, and tender attention to young hustlers echo Prince of Broadway’s intimate, lived-in New York realism.
Why this pick
Baker again finds unexpected warmth and humor in an unlikely relationship, using loose naturalism and small emotional discoveries rather than conventional melodrama.
Why this pick
This patient, compassionate character study turns everyday labor and an unexpected bond into quietly mounting emotional stakes, much like Prince of Broadway.
Why this pick
For more of Baker’s kinetic street-corner empathy: an energetic, funny, compassionate day-in-the-city film focused on hustling, friendship, and people rarely granted this much attention.
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01 / THE STORY
Lucky (Adu) is a street-smart hustler working the streets of New York City, selling name brand knock-offs and turning a big profit. However his life experiences a shake-up when his ex-girlfriend shows up with the son he never knew he had.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Serena
Herself
Midwestern Tourist