CINEHUNCH / YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

A FRESH ALLOWANCE AT MIDNIGHT · ISTANBUL TIME

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Super Fly posterA FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOK

THE FEATURE PRESENTATION

MOVIE1972 1h 33m USA

IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU

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The Mack

Why this pick

A stylish Black urban crime drama from the same era, pairing flamboyant street-level aspiration with a protagonist trying to control the terms of his escape.

Across 110th Street poster 02

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Across 110th Street

Why this pick

Matches Super Fly’s gritty early-’70s city texture, soulful mood, and pressure-cooker criminal stakes, with a more bruised and fatalistic edge.

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Movie / 1973 / Crime / Drama

The Friends of Eddie Coyle

Why this pick

Its unglamorous, lived-in criminal world and quiet focus on a man cornered by the life he knows echo Super Fly’s tension between survival and getting out.

Black Caesar poster 04

Movie / 1973 / Action / Crime / Drama

Black Caesar

Why this pick

Another sharp blaxploitation crime portrait driven by urban ambition, tailored style, and the volatile cost of climbing through an underworld.

Truck Turner poster 05

Movie / 1974 / Action / Crime / Drama

Truck Turner

Why this pick

For Super Fly’s cool, tough 1970s groove: a lean, streetwise Black action-crime film with muscular momentum and a strong soul-funk sensibility.

CURATING YOUR NEXT FRAME

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01 / THE STORY

A little about the film.

Youngblood Priest, an African-American drug dealer who specializes in selling cocaine, enjoys a luxurious lifestyle in Harlem. Priest, so-called because the spoon with which he frequently samples his wares is the tip of a cross hanging around his neck, yearns to leave "the life" and go straight, despite the money he makes.

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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

The people who bring it to life.

Ron O'Neal

Priest

Carl Lee

Eddie

Sheila Frazier

Georgia

Nate Adams

Dealer

James G. Richardson

Junkie

Julius Harris

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