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The true story of Los Angeles criminal court judge Craig Mitchell’s unlikely runner’s club filled with ex-cons and drug addicts on Los Angeles’ notorious skid row. 187 IMDb 8.0 1 h 24 min 2019. 13+. Documentary · Sports · Fun · Inspiring.
Judge Craig Mitchell. One of the defendants whom Judge Mitchell sentenced to prison approached him after his release. He asked the Judge to visit him at the Midnight Mission homeless shelter where he was living. After the visit, the Judge decided to start a running club.
Apr 17, 2020 · Judge Craig Mitchell, 61, is describing the notorious Los Angeles suburb of Skid Row, a hotbed for gangs and narcotics, where the homeless population on any given night can reach 20,000....
In 2012, the Skid Row Running Club was founded by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Craig Mitchell at the Midnight Mission, as an effort to improve the livelihood of those in the Skid Row area. Mitchell was invited down to the Midnight Mission by Roderick Brown, a man Mitchell had previously sentenced to prison. [2]
Oct 14, 2019 · The documentary "Skid Row Marathon" debuted in cinemas across the country on Oct. 14 for one night only. "I started the running club because I knew how important running was in my own life,"...
Craig Mitchell, a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge, leads the long-distance runner's club out of the Midnight Mission on Skid Row. They raise spirits and give a sense of purpose to...
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As a committed runner, it didn’t take long for Judge Mitchell to start a running program for the homeless. That program is the focal point of producer Gabi Hayes’ phenomenal new documentary Skid Row Marathon. The film will come out on October 14th in 650 theaters around the nation through Fathom Productions.
