Charm City
NAME OF FILM: CHARM CITY
DIRECTOR(S): Marilyn Ness
GENRE: Documentary Film
SYNOPSIS: Charm City takes viewers beyond the television headlines and over the front lines of violence in Baltimore; in doing so, it reveals the grit and compassion of the city’s citizens, police, and government officials trying to reclaim their future.
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