This Short Film Is a Gripping Take on the NYPD's Stop-and-Frisk Policy

It's also an Adweek Watch Awards winner

Stop, a short film shot over two nights in Red Hook, Brooklyn, is a tense, minimalist statement on New York City's controversial stop-and-frisk policy. It's also the winner of Best Drama Video in Adweek's Watch Awards.

Shot using only available light, the film is dark, full of menace and documentary-like, and was made by the Green brothers—not John and Hank, the tech geeks of YouTube fame, but Marcus Reinaldo Green, who directed, wrote and produced the nine-minute short, and Rashaad Ernesto Green, who executive produced it.

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