Chester P for Mayor: Hip-Hop, Homelessness and the Housing Crisis

This documentary follows Chester P. Knight, a homeless poet and activist, as he runs for mayor of Philadelphia. The film explores his grassroots campaign, his struggles with addiction and homelessness, and his powerful advocacy for affordable housing and social justice. It highlights the intersection of hip-hop culture, political activism, and the pressing issues faced by marginalized communities.

The film was generally well-received by critics for its raw portrayal of urban poverty and political engagement. It was praised for its authentic voice and Chester P. Knight's compelling personal story, though some noted its rough around the edges filmmaking style.

• A powerful and intimate look at a man fighting for his community and himself.

• Highlights the struggles of homelessness and the need for affordable housing.

• Offers a unique perspective on political activism through the lens of hip-hop.

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Screened at various film festivals including the Philadelphia Independent Film Festival.

Chester P. Knight, the subject of the documentary, was a well-known figure in Philadelphia's underground hip-hop and poetry scene before his mayoral run.