Detroit Film Review
August 4, 2017
Claustrophobic Docudrama Revisits ’67 Riots through the Prism of Infamous Interrogation at Algiers Hotel
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Detroit film
Humble and Persistent, I am Malcolm David Kelley
July 27, 2017
Malcolm David Kelley began his acting career at the young age of five, since then, he has appeared in numerous commercials and made guest appearances on various TV series including “Lost,” “Malcolm in the Middle,” “Girlfriends,” “Bones,” and the “Closer.”