Kai Ko

A mafia member is chased by a gang into a hair salon, a young apprentice save his life. He returns the favour by making all his gang members have their hair done by her but put in danger when they try to find a traitor.

Miami vice cops Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs battle drug cartels and criminals in Miami's glamorous yet gritty underworld, shaping pop culture and the city's renaissance from a crime-ridden hub to a tourist hotspot. -What do 'Grand Theft Auto', Ferraris, designer stubble, outrun, synthwave, retrowave, and the 1980s renaissance have in common? Two words: Miami Vice. This stylish police procedural spread its vast influence echoes across our culture, entertainment and civilization for four decades, including the many shows, movies and games it inspired over the years, such as Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Hotline Miami, Drive (2011), Burn Notice, and countless other works. And while most only know it for white suits and funny haircuts, the show is much more than it initially lets on. And unlike most TV series, this work of fiction helped transform the Miami-Dade area from a crime-addled slum to a booming party town, famous for its music and tourism scene. Let's delve into the cultural, societal and media influence of 1984's Miami Vice.

D.J. Higgins presents us with his second feature film, The Documentary. An inside look at the trials and tribulations of an NYPD officer living in Staten Island.