7th And WestLake
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| File:Poster for 7th and westlake.jpg Movie Poster | |
| Directed by | Michael H. Royal |
| Produced by | Aman Royal Ric-Hard |
| Written by | Michael H. Royal |
| Starring | Ric-Hard Georgia Peach |
| Music by | AJGOTSLAPS |
| Cinematography | Hajji Ali Muhammad |
| Edited by | Michael H. Royal |
Production company | |
| Distributed by | TrapFlix |
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| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
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7th and Westlake is an upcoming 2015 American Hood film directed by Michael H. Royal. The film revolves around the robbery of the largest dope operation in Los Angeles. The film's title is borrowed from the two street names the main apartment is located on. 7th And WestLake is set for online release on August 14, 2015.
Synopsis[edit]
Plot Summary
The gangster Nino Scar has a gang in Los Angeles on 7th And Westlake. They get into the crack business and not before long they make a million dollars every week. His Partner, Fat Sacks, has grown jealous of Nino success and orders a hit on the whole operation. Nino scramble to find out who robbed him and at the same time pay back his connect before it turns ugly.
Cast[edit]
- Ric-Hard as Nino Scar
- Georgia Peach as Peaches
- Frank Gibson as Nitty
- Aman Royal as Detective Royal
- Charles Bowen as Detective Brown
- Jeffrey Bryan as Boogie
- Nathaniel Bryan as Nate
- Devon Kentish as Tkay
- Charles Wiseman as PcBabyy
- Ryan Lavine as True Art
Production[edit]
In April 2014 Ric-Hard released a rap album entitled Nino Scar. He then commenced talks about filming a movie based on the theme of the album with longtime friend Michael H. Royal. In February 2015 it was announced that the film was in development by Red Palm Live and Ric-Hard Jr. Records. This film is in production and all of the trailers for the film can be found on the CHOPP100[1] youtube channel. You can also check out the fan page on Facebook[2] under 7th And WestLake.
References[edit]
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