Confined in the streets of South Central Los Angeles, Tre Styles navigates the ghetto sufficiently to the point of liberation by the end of John Singleton’s Boyz n the Hood (1991). The location is a prison of death for those that willingly assume roles within the system (the Baker half-brothers) instead of those breaking free … Continue reading South Central as a Prison in “Boyz N the Hood”
South Central as a Prison in “Boyz N the Hood”
