I’m Bout It

Year: 1997

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: English

Director: Moon Jones

CrimeDrama

A gritty portrait of survival, the film opens with the mantra that a man must have something worth dying for to be worth living. Released in 1997, rapper Master P not only wrote and directed but also stars in this drama that follows his character’s struggles in an uptown New Orleans ghetto, depicting the harsh realities of street life and the quest for purpose.

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