BMF The Rise And Fall Of A Hip Hop Drug Empire

In 15-years the Black Mafia Family or BMF as they were
　　called made close to 300 million dollars trafficking
　　cocaine from Atlanta to Los Angeles. Two brothers
　　Demetrius Meech Flenory and Terry Southwest T Flenory
　　ran a drug enterprise that had 200 members and was
　　connected to one of the major Mexican cartels. In the Hip
　　Hop music industry they created a front company called BMF
　　Entertainment, which was a perfect mix of drugs, violence
　　and street cred that makes their story Hip-Hop s version
　　of the Godfather
　　BMF is a 80-minute documentary that explores the story of
　　the 15-year investigation by the DEA, FBI and an elite
　　drug task force called HIDTA that resulted in 41
　　defendants across the country being charged in one of the
　　largest drug conspiracy cases ever. The film is a tale
　　that combines the story of a criminal syndicate that lived
　　on a code of honor and conduct that rivaled any of the
　　five Mafia families, and ended just as dramatically under
　　a hailstorm of government informants, wiretaps and
　　surveillance that ultimately caused the downfall of the
　　Hip-Hop Drug Empire
　　With over 11,000 government documents and close to 5,000
　　photographs and taped conversations the BMF is a
　　documentary that will deconstruct the story of BMF from
　　both the law enforcement angle and from members inside BMF
　　that had intimate knowledge of the operation. The film
　　will include interviews with: informants, DEA Agents
　　District Attorney s, FBI, Atlanta Police and rare insights
　　from Hip-Hop heavyweights, Young Jeezy, Gucci Mane, Rick
　　Ross, Fabolous, and many others. While many articles have
　　been written in the press about BMF, BMF is a film on two
　　brothers that were able to f