Massive Boi is bringing his ATL stamp to the large display, formally becoming a member of the upcoming We Ran The Metropolis documentary as an govt producer.
It doesn’t get extra Atlanta than this. Having the Outkast legend concerned provides a layer of authenticity to a narrative rooted in metropolis’s historical past. The movie shall be directed by Jami McCoy, who additionally serves as an govt producer alongside Massive Boi and Robert Slocum.
The documentary will take viewers again to the years main as much as the 1996 Summer season Olympics, highlighting the groundwork, stress and transformation Atlanta skilled whereas making ready to host the worldwide occasion.
“Atlanta 1996: We Ran The Metropolis delves into Atlanta’s dynamic and infrequently tumultuous transformation through the years main as much as the 1996 Olympics. Via the eyes of a various forged, together with hard-nosed regulation enforcement officers, controversial politicians, influential entrepreneurs, and infamous criminals, the documentary paints a vivid portrait of a metropolis grappling with development, crime, and political intrigue.”
The movie will even contact on Atlanta’s emergence as “Black Hollywood,” showcasing how the town developed culturally and economically throughout that period.
“Every story reveals a singular side of Atlanta’s rise. The narrative is enriched by the insights of Dr. Maurice Hobson, who supplies a historic and social context to the town’s evolution.”
With Massive Boi serving to form the story, this documentary is about to provide a deeper, extra genuine have a look at a pivotal second helped outline modern-day Atlanta.
