Harlem Hostel

Posted on May 30, 2010 at 3:58 pm

“Harlem Hostel” is an unpretentious little film about a group of friends who decide to turn a run-down brownstone into a youth hostel to make ends meet. At times the film looks as low-budget as its setting, but with an appealing cast and a better-than-average script with a touch of sweetness, this is worth a look.

Want to give it a try? The first four people to send me an email at moviemom@moviemom.com with “Harlem” in the subject line will win a DVD.

NOTE: DVDs provided by the studio; all opinions are my own.

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One Reply to “Harlem Hostel”

  1. Funnnnnnnney… especially since my son lives at 137 St. & St. Nichols Ave
    James

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