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Change the Game (2006)

Set in the inner city, its about a group of individuals who aspire to achieve their goals and survive the trials and tribulations of life on the streets. A drama addressing the battles within oneself through the alleyways of our cities. The focus is on the determination of young minds to succeed and to define a brighter future for themselves above the racial and class issues that surround them.
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Set in the inner city, its about a group of individuals who aspire to achieve their goals and survive the trials and tribulations of life on the streets. A drama addressing the battles within oneself through the alleyways of our cities. The focus is on the determination of young minds to succeed and to define a brighter future for themselves above the racial and class issues that surround them.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:M.J. Alhabeeb Jr.
Written By:M.J. Alhabeeb Jr.
In Theaters:12/1/2006
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Dynasty Pictures

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