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Ameena Matthews, center, of The Chicago Project for Violence Prevention laughs during a discussion of the film <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ENMV0011128" title="The Interrupters (movie)" href="/topic/entertainment/movies/the-interrupters-%28movie%29-ENMV0011128.topic">"The Interrupters,"</a> with <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="ORCRP003016799" title="Chicago Tribune" href="/topic/arts-culture/mass-media/newspapers/chicago-tribune-ORCRP003016799.topic">Chicago Tribune</a> film critic <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PECLB0000008127" title="Michael Phillips" href="/topic/arts-culture/journalism/michael-phillips-PECLB0000008127.topic">Michael Phillips</a>, left, and, <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PECLB002569" title="Steve James" href="/topic/entertainment/steve-james-PECLB002569.topic">Steve James</a>, the film's producer and director.

( Joel Wintermantle, Chicago Tribune / August 11, 2011 )

Ameena Matthews, center, of The Chicago Project for Violence Prevention laughs during a discussion of the film "The Interrupters," with Chicago Tribune film critic Michael Phillips, left, and, Steve James, the film's producer and director.

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