Joe's Bed-Stuy Barbershop: We Cut Heads Trailer

Joe's Bed-Stuy Barbershop: We Cut Heads Trailer (1983)

"Bed-Stuy Do or Die" 27 March 1983 Drama 60 mins

Zack Homer takes over managing the barbershop after Joe is killed for trying to rip off his "investor", Mr. Lovejoy. All Zack wants to do is run a traditional barbershop giving traditional haircuts, but modern styles have passed him by and business is slow. One evening, Mr. Lovejoy shows up to offer Zack the same deal he gave to Joe. It could turn his business around, but what will he have to give in return?

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Cast

Monty Ross

as Zachariah 'Zack' Homer

Donna Bailey

as Ruth Homer

Tommy Redmond Hicks

as Nicholas Lovejoy

Horace Long

as Joe Ballard

Eric Wilkins

as Man By Elevator

Crew

Spike Lee

Director

Ang Lee

Ang Lee Assistant Camera

Ernest R. Dickerson

Ernest R. Dickerson Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 27 March 1983

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