Dubbed a "'Blair Witch Project' in the hood" by Michael K. Williams, "Snow on tha Bluff" documents a few days in the life of real-life robbery boy and crack dealer Curtis Snow via a camera that Snow steals from some college kids. The handheld footage bears witness to robberies of rival dealers, brutal gunfights and brawls, all involving real-life figures from the West Atlanta neighborhood known as "tha Bluff," leaving viewers to wonder: what's real and what's not? Michael K. Williams, the actor best known for playing Omar Little on HBO's "The Wire," dons a new hat as executive producer for the first time with the microbudget indie "Snow on tha Bluff."
There real wasn't anything to believe in, it's to just share it. I went down to the Bluff and saw enough. Even if every scene in the movie is not 100% real, it really goes down and these are real people showing you what really happens in the Bluff. It is like the ultimate "Blair Witch Project" in the hood, you know what I mean? These are definitely not actors in the sense where they have to audition for a feature. These are real people.Michael K. Williams talks "Snow On Tha Bluff" (Teaser) from Matt Swinsky on Vimeo.
