Clockers (1995)

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Written by Richard Price

Directed by Spike Lee

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Rating: 18 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Strike (Mekhi Phifer) works for the drug lord, Rodney Little (Delroy Lindo). He is a young city drug pusher who likes to play with model trains, nurse his ulcer and generally enjoy life by hanging out with his friends in the projects.

Life for Strike takes a complete turn when his elder brother admits to mudering a fast-food restaurant night man, and the Detective in charge of the case, Rocko Klien (Harvey Keitel), doesn't believe a word of it and sets out to uncover the real truth, and all things point to Strike and Rodney.

Cast

Image for Harvey KeitelHarvey KeitelDet. Rocco Klein
Image for John TurturroJohn TurturroDet. Larry Mazilla
Delroy LindoRodney Little
Mekhi PhiferRonald 'Strike' Dunham
Image for Isaiah WashingtonIsaiah WashingtonVictor Dunham
Image for Keith DavidKeith DavidAndré the Giant
Peewee LoveTyrone 'Shorty' Jeeter
Regina TaylorIris Jeeter
Thomas Jefferson ByrdErrol Barnes
Sticky FingazScientific
Fredro StarrGo
Elvis NolascoHorace
Lawrence B. AdisaStan
Hassan JohnsonSkills
Frances FosterGloria

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