A Detroit Story
While living in Detroit, a struggling young white writer and a retired black psychiatrist form an unlikely friendship in the midst of the city's changing demographics and culture, all while uncovering secrets about one another that threaten to destroy their growing bond.
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Best African-American Film
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People's Choice
Best Editing (Mike Pochotko) Best Soundtrack (Ryan Clark) Best Supporting Actress (Erika Hoveland)
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2019 Sundance Collab Creative Producing Participant
2018 Sundance Knight Foundation Alumni Grant Recipient
2018 Sundance Detroit Private Master Class Selection
2015 Sundance Detroit Screenwriter's Intensive Selection
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Movie Making via Marching Band | Current Magazine
(L-R) J.B. Armstrong and David Hines Jr. met in the Michigan Marching Band.Ann Arbor has a special place in the hearts of both David Hines Jr., a Detroit and L.A.-based film producer, and J.B. Armstrong, a writer/director. Not only was UM the stomping ground where David went to Engineering School and J.B.
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