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PUSH: Madison vs. Madison chronicles the stories surrounding the players of an inner-city high school basketball team over the course of a potentially historic season. It is a film that is as much about the challenges facing our city youth as it is about a school’s passion for basketball and a coach’s devotion to his players. In the midst of a 19-0 season, on the eve of the state tournament, life for the MP Cardinals, players, family, and friends, proves to be anything but ordinary. A slew of obstacles oppose the students and players, from poverty to academics, from neighborhood rivalries to city-wide tragedies, they put to trial the team’s season motto: “The only team that can beat Madison, is Madison.” Before the end of the last whistle, MP Pride will be sorely tested.
Director / Executive Producer
Trinidadian born and Boston-bred, Rudy Hypolite is an independent filmmaker of documentaries projects. Rudy is an American Film Institute (AFI) award recipient and the director and executive producer of the award winning documentary film entitled PUSH: Madison versus Madison. “This Ain’t Normal” is Rudy’s fourth independent feature length documentary.
Co-Producer
Dennis G. Wilson is a retired Boston High School History teacher and Dean of Discipline for thirty years. Dennis received his Masters Degree in Education Administration from UMass-Lowell. Dennis is a co-producer and the main character in the award winning documentary film entitled PUSH: Madison versus Madison..
Cinematographer / Colorist
Mike Pecci has made a name for himself as a director and photographer with over 16 years of film, music video, and photography experience. Mike served as the cinematographer and colorist for PUSH: Madison versus Madison. Mike films reflect his ability to utilize cutting-edge technology and images to translate the moments of human experience. Mike has pioneered new digital techniques and color grading effects that have stood up tall and bold in the face of more expensive solutions.
Roger has over 30 years of marketing experience in various business organizations. Roger was born in Trinidad, and later migrated with his family to the USA (Roxbury MA) in the early 70s. With a demonstrated passion and commitment for helping and connecting others, Roger is an energetic and compassionate advocate for several philanthropic causes including youth mentoring and domestic violence prevention. Roger was instrumental in all media outreach efforts for “PUSH: Madison versus Madison”, eventually securing a TV deal partnering with Snag Films.
Malik Williams is a platinum selling composer/producer whose work has appeared in records, film, television shows, and in national advertising campaigns. His successful work as a composer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, and his ability to work in many different genres, has made Mr. Williams an in demand producer.
Lead Digital Editor / Writer
Chris O'Coin is a supervising editor for VICE Media in New York since 2011. Chris served as the lead digital editor and writer for PUSH: Madison versus Madison. Chris graduated from University of Massachusetts, Amherst in 2004 with a degree in Journalism and Film.
Wednesday, November 18, 2026
Kreateabuzz Documentary Films invites featured guests and KB supporters to an exclusive, invitation-only red-carpet premiere of Neighborhood Oasis: Black Resilience. Wednesday, November 18, 2026 · 4:00–7:00 pm EST 4:00 pm — Red-carpet gala for featured guests in the film and KB supporters. 4:30 pm — Screening begins, followed by an audience Q&A with the featured cast and crew. Co-hosted by film director Rudy G. Hypolite and co-producer Coach Dennis G. Wilson. Black Resilience (90 minutes) is the first film in the three-part Neighborhood Oasis series. Episode II: Chopping It Up. Episode III: By and For Women. Black barbershops and hair salons in Boston face severe threats from gentrification, the COVID-19 pandemic, and widespread social and political unrest. Despite the cultural impacts and these demographic and economic challenges, the shops remain the vital lifeblood of the community by hosting spirited, humorous and multifaceted discussions that have sustained the Black neighborhood for decades. RSVP by emailing your KB Team contact or kreateabuzzfilms@gmail.com no later than Friday, November 13, 2026. This is a closed screening, BY INVITATION ONLY. Other screenings will be scheduled in 2027. Sponsored by LEF, the Massachusetts Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence, and Kreateabuzz Documentary Films.