Street Credit 2016
"The Hood has a Hero"
Street Credit (2016) dives into the gritty underbelly of urban justice through the eyes of P.K., a former prizefighter turned private investigator. Directed by Bo Brown, this short crime thriller follows P.K.
Director: Bo Brown
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Street Credit (2016) about?
Street Credit follows P.K., a former prizefighter turned PI, as he grapples with his wife's unsolved murder while chasing the elusive "Babylon Butcher" through the city's underworld. Stuck in a run-down motel, his descent into self-destruction mirrors his relentless pursuit of justice. Meanwhile, a fiery romance with China White adds another layer of tension to his life.
Who directed Street Credit?
Bo Brown helmed Street Credit (2016), bringing his signature gritty style to this urban crime thriller.
Who stars in Street Credit?
Niki Botelho, Jamal Henderson, Kamy D. Bruder, E.P. McKnight, Bo Brown, and Rebecca Edelson headline the cast.
Is Street Credit (2016) worth watching?
Street Credit is a lean, atmospheric crime short with strong performances and a moody vibe. While it's not a mainstream title, its noir-inspired storytelling and tight runtime make it a hidden gem for fans of urban crime dramas.
How long is Street Credit?
Street Credit has a runtime of 30 minutes.
About Street Credit (2016) — Noir Crime Short with Gritty Urban Vengeance
Street Credit (2016) dives into the gritty underbelly of urban justice through the eyes of P.K., a former prizefighter turned private investigator. Directed by Bo Brown, this short crime thriller follows P.K. as he battles personal demons—anti-psychotics and whiskey—while haunted by the unsolved murder of his wife. The hunt for the "Babylon Butcher," a serial killer terrorizing the city, intertwines with his turbulent relationship with girlfriend China White. With walls plastered with case files and a heart heavy with vengeance, Street Credit blends noir tension with raw street-level drama.
Bo Brown crafts a moody, atmospheric tale where every shadowy motel room and tense confrontation crackles with unresolved pain. The film's themes of justice, loss, and redemption play out against a backdrop of urban decay, making it a compelling watch for fans of hardboiled crime stories. At just 30 minutes, Street Credit packs emotional weight and stylish grit into a tight, impactful package.