Ninth Street

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Ninth Street
Theatrical poster
Directed by	Tim Rebman
Written by	Kevin Willmott
Produced by	Kevin Willmott
Starring	Don Washington Kevin Willmott
Cinematography	Troy Paddock
Edited by	Mike Brandt
Music by	Kriss Avery
Distributed by	Ideal Enterprises
Release date	1999 (1999)
Running time	95 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Ninth Street is a 1999 black-and-white drama, written by Kevin Willmott.

Filmed in the United States, the movie was primarily released in English.

Plot[]

Set in 1968 Junction City, Kansas sometimes called "Junk Town" reflect on the history of "East Ninth Street" during the 1940s when famous jazz musicians played the nightclubs. In 1968, the area has deteriorated into strip clubs and cheap bars where Vietnam War draftees from nearby Fort Riley stop and drink. People in the group include a drunk (Don Washington) who lost a leg in World War II, a taxi dispatcher (Isaac Hayes), a saloon owner (), and a crazy bag lady (Kaycee Moore). (Nadine Griffith) who is trying to get out of the business, but is forced to work by a malicious boy friend (Byron Myrick) and the fact that she has to provide for her baby (Meagan Cordero). Martin Sheen also stars as a white preacher who likes the people in the area better than his own congregation.

Cast[]

• Don Washington
• Kevin Willmott
• Nadine Griffith
• Byron Myrick
• Isaac Hayes
• Martin Sheen
• Arthur Blythe
• Kaycee Moore

External links[]

• Ninth Street at IMDb

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