Murran

"People know our colors. They know our crew. They have to respect us." Trey Davis, a 16 year old growing up in Brooklyn-his mother a drug addict and his father dead. He joins a street gang in the belief it will make him a man. The result - framed for a murder he did not commit and facing prison. Instead, he discovers the time-honored trials and traditions of the Maasai tribe in far away Kenya. Traditions that teach respect, responsibility, and--in the end--the meaning of being a man. "Murran" is not just a story of one boy's journey, it is the story of all the millions in our nation's harshest ghettos and most elite suburbs who are trying to become men or raise their sons to be men. It's about a society that has forgotten how to teach its children to mature and a very different culture where age-old unwritten laws guide this demanding, arduous process. "Murran". F.F Fiores' inspiring story of one young man who you will never forget and a pathway to adulthood that we should always remember.