Too Short, and William Arntz. It also includes a colorful contingent of street characters, with names such as Fillmore Slim, Candy, Hook da Crook, Loreal, Mac Breed and Lo Da Show. The Pimp/Ho dynamic is not limited to the streets of the inner city ghettos, but extends throughout all aspects of today’s society from government to business, religion and education. Analyzing real world issues such as the global economic crisis, the Gulf oil spill, global ecological threats, healthcare reform and war, GhettoPhysics details the street world and then moves to the classroom and the corporate boardroom to illustrate how the game is being played every day. Release dates October 8, 2010: Atlanta, Oakland, Philadelphia, Detroit, Washington, DC October 15, 2010: Tempe October 22, 2010: New York, Los Angeles Reception GhettoPhysics received reviews in numerous publications. The San Jose Mercury News called the movie's material "engrossing" but said the presentation was "stiff and stagy." Superconciousness Magazine called the movie an "irreverent, cagerattling, cinematic jewel." References External links Further reviews Review at Body Mind Spirit Guide Review at AOL News Review at AV Club Review at Electronic Urban Report Review at LA Weekly Online 2010 films American documentary films 2010s English-language films 2010s American films