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The Boys of 2nd Street Park (2003)

TV Documentary  -  R 91 min  -  Documentary
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Five men recall their childhoods in the 1960s.

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Ron Berger, Dan Klores
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Bernie Bandman Bernie Bandman ...
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Frankie Bass Frankie Bass ...
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Larry Brown Larry Brown ...
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Bobby Feld Bobby Feld ...
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Brian Newmark Brian Newmark ...
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Madelyne Ryterband Madelyne Ryterband ...
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Steve Satin Steve Satin ...
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A group of guys, born working-class around 1949, grow up friends playing basketball at the Second Street Park in Brooklyn. Through contemporary interviews and archival footage, they look back on their growing up. Teen camaraderie gives way to seeking personal fulfillment and, in the 1960s and 70s, drug use. As young adults, several make a trip across the U.S.; one finds happiness in rural, upstate New York. One fights in Vietnam. One is murdered in 1975, probably over drugs. A few become professionals. By 2000, at least two have lost a child, there's rue and regret, and there's the enjoyment of returning to the basketball court at the park for a reunion game. Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>  

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Rated R for drug content and some language See all certifications »
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"Under the Boardwalk"
Written by Arthur Resnick / Kenny Young
Performed by The Drifters See more »