Clockers

Midnight, 1986. The flicker of a neon sign above a grease-stained fast-food counter stutters out half its letters. A night manager bleeds onto the tile where he took his last order. Four casings glint under the fryolator. Strike’s brother confesses before the coroner arrives. Detective Rocco Klein watches the blood dry, already counting the lies. Spike Lee’s blaxploitation requiem hums like a .38 with the safety off.

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Spike Lee directed Clockers in 1995. See Spike Lee's full filmography, where to start with Spike Lee, or where to go after you've seen everything by Spike Lee.

Clockers was released in 1995 (EN original-language production), with a runtime of 128 minutes.