Gamin: Pray for My Life Movie Premier at Crescent Theater

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Downtown Mobile witnessed the official release of the independent urban drama Gamin: Pray for My Life. The feature is presented by Kamitte Filmz and directed by local artist, filmmaker, and actor Marcellus Hudson, also known as Bama Boy Buck.

Director Bama Boy Buck seated in the center with the large ensemble cast and crew of Gamin: Pray for My Life gathered on stage for a group photo at the theater.
Director Bama Boy Buck and the cast and crew of Gamin: Pray for My Life pose together on stage during the film’s release events in Mobile.

The opening weekend kicked off with an exclusive, invite-only premiere night on July 17, featuring an after-party with official DJ Threesixty. This was followed by general public screenings on July 18 at the historic Crescent Theater located at 208 Dauphin Street.

Set entirely against the backdrop of Mobile, the R-rated feature tracks the gritty journey of a character named Dolla navigating survival, street loyalty, family dynamics, and betrayal. A glimpse at the regional production,  catch the official trailer below, with ongoing updates tracked via the Bama Boy Buck Official YouTube Channel.

The project highlights regional independent production talent, bringing local settings and street narratives to the big screen.

 

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