

Documentary
Overview
Director Steve James returns to his home town of Hampton, Virginia to tell the story of how the trial of a young basketball star left a city divided.
Top Cast


Allen Iverson
Allen Iverson
Self (archive footage)
Allen Iverson
Self (archive footage)


Steve James
Steve James
Self / Narrator (voice)
Steve James
Self / Narrator (voice)
Bob Barefield
Bob Barefield
Self - Coached Iverson as a Youth
Bob Barefield
Self - Coached Iverson as a Youth
Butch Harper
Butch Harper
Self - Coached Iverson as a Youth
Butch Harper
Self - Coached Iverson as a Youth
Dennis Kozlowski
Dennis Kozlowski
Self - Iverson's High School Football Coach
Dennis Kozlowski
Self - Iverson's High School Football Coach
Michael Simmons
Michael Simmons
Self - Iverson's Friend & Teammate
Michael Simmons
Self - Iverson's Friend & Teammate
Jim Spencer
Jim Spencer
Self - Former Daily Press Columnist
Jim Spencer
Self - Former Daily Press Columnist
Imogene James
Imogene James
Self - Director's Mother
Imogene James
Self - Director's Mother
Marcellus Harris
Marcellus Harris
Self - Pastor & Community Activist
Marcellus Harris
Self - Pastor & Community Activist
Boo Williams
Boo Williams
Self - Iverson's AAU Basketball Coach
Boo Williams
Self - Iverson's AAU Basketball Coach
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