
Kingdome
Documentary
Overview
Through its founder, Terry "Huncho" Cooper, we witness the story of the infamous basketball tournament in Harlem that has symbolized resilience, hope, and community for decades.
Top Cast
Terry Cooper
Terry Cooper
self
Terry Cooper
self
Mohamed Fakaba Bamba
Mohamed Fakaba Bamba
self
Mohamed Fakaba Bamba
self


Teyana Taylor
Teyana Taylor
self (archival)
Teyana Taylor
self (archival)


Damon Dash
Damon Dash
self
Damon Dash
self


Jim Jones
Jim Jones
self (archival)
Jim Jones
self (archival)
Kevin Joseph
Kevin Joseph
self
Kevin Joseph
self
Michelle Smalls
Michelle Smalls
self
Michelle Smalls
self
Khouna Diop
Khouna Diop
self
Khouna Diop
self
Oumar Koureissi
Oumar Koureissi
self
Oumar Koureissi
self
DJ Kay Slay
DJ Kay Slay
self
DJ Kay Slay
self
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