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‘Policy’ Isn’t Just a Movie—It’s a Statement About Loyalty, Growth, and Detroit Grit

At first glance, Policy might seem like just another crime drama. A man tries to leave the streets behind. His sister’s caught up in trouble. A detective friend gets pulled…

At first glance, Policy might seem like just another crime drama. A man tries to leave the streets behind. His sister’s caught up in trouble. A detective friend gets pulled into the mess. But look deeper—and you’ll find Policy is doing something more profound: telling a uniquely Detroit story about duality, transformation, and how we chase justice in a world that doesn’t play fair.

The film, brought to life by Executive Producer Delano Glass and written by Big Willow, centers on a self-made man trying to go legit. His past, however, won’t let go. When his younger sister is harmed, he returns to the streets in search of revenge—while his brother-like friend, a newly minted cop played by Jevon Long, investigates the case from within the law.

The tension? They’re both right—and both at risk of losing themselves in the process.

“It’s that Nino Brown and G-Money rooftop moment,” Long told Mason and Angie Starr. “Two men, two paths, one tragedy.”

From there, Policy weaves a tight narrative packed with suspense, humor, and emotional gut-punches. The cast—James Rossi, Roland “Ro Spit” Coit, and more—delivers performances that feel lived-in and layered. No one’s one-dimensional. Even the antagonist has depth.

And for audiences used to seeing Detroit portrayed with one-note stereotypes, Policy offers a welcome shift.

“This isn’t just a Tubi movie,” the cast said with pride. “It’s a real movie on Tubi.”

The difference? Heart. Authenticity. And execution.

It’s a Detroit-made, Detroit-voiced production that feels like it belongs on a bigger screen. From the music to the language to the neighborhoods that show up in every frame, Policy proves that local stories—when done right—can hit global.

The cast, the story, and the film’s tone all echo the same message: You can come from the street and still tell stories that go far beyond it.

Catch Policy now—streaming soon and premiering in theaters. Visit policymovie.com for showtimes.