“GhettoPhysics” is E. Raymond Brown’s notion of all human dynamics being classifiable as variations on the “pimp and ho” model, as described in his book and now this feature co-directed by Brown and ...

“GhettoPhysics”‘ co-director William Arntz, the mind behind “What the BLEEP Do We Know?,” answered indieWIRE‘s questions about making his latest documentary in anticipation of the film’s Los Angeles ...

The undeniably elucidating thesis of "GhettoPhysics: Will the Real Pimps and Ho's Please Stand Up!" is a lumpy but energized docudrama mashup based on the book by co-director E. Raymond Brown. By The ...

Contributing writer for Movieweb since 2001. Owns a dog who loves watching Milo and Otis on repeat. GhettoPhysics is a fascinating expose from directors E. Raymond Brown and William Arntz that ...

In my mind I was pretty much done making movies. Since high school I had dreamed of being the big Hollywood director, but physics and the ability to make a living steered me into that scientific ...

THE POWER GAMES that keep the world spinning, from the streets to the halls of government, come down to two intertwined roles: the pimp and the whore. That’s the undeniably elucidating thesis of ...

Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Henry Sheehan of henrysheehan.com , Andy Klein of Brand X and Charles Solomon of amazon.com discuss several releases this week including Carlos, GhettoPhysics: Will ...

A new type of urban documentary has hits theaters in select cities, much to the delight of avid moviegoers looking for something different. GhettoPhysics: Will the Real Pimps and Ho’s Stand Up, a ...

What with a biopic of the man-boy who embodies all things “swaggerific” headed to theaters, the slate of upcoming movies is already looking to be fresher and/or funkier than what we’ve seen already in ...

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - The power games that keep the world spinning, from the streets to the halls of government, come down to two intertwined roles: the pimp and the whore. That's the ...

From the makers of the profoundly strange metaphysical polemic What the Bleep Do We Know? comes this pseudo-doc, perhaps more focused and thematically clear than its rambling predecessor, but equally ...