Alan "Al Profit" Bradley
Directing
Biography
Alan Bradley, also known as Al Profit, has written, directed, and edited numerous documentary films, including "The Frank Matthews Story" "Killing Jimmy Hoffa", "Motown Mafia", "Rollin", and "Streets of New York". His Youtube.com/alprofit channel is heavily visited hub for his work, which includes short, medium, and full length documentary and commentary content on crime, history, and politics.
Known For
White Powder, Black Power is the story of how the illegal drug economy was the first truly significant capital building tool for African Americans.
American Dope: White Powder, Black Power
Detroit Mob Confidential explores the history of Detroit's La Cosa Nostra Family, which, in many ways, is the most successful crime family in the United States. Detroit's family has had only 2 Dons, the current boss has served for 30 years and is the longest serving mob Don in America. The documentary consists of interviews with multiple FBI agents and Federal prosecutors as well as several mafia associates from the 1950's and 1960's. Topics such as the Detroit "Combination's" (as the Family is known) infiltration of Las Vegas casinos and their centrality to the disapearance of Jimmy Hoffa are discussed.
Detroit Mob Confidential
The story of how Detroit, once considered the heart of the American Dream, lapsed into the country’s crime capital as its auto industry crumbled.