STREETS OF FIRE Film 1984. Written by Walter Hill and Larry Gross. Directed by Walter Hill. Starring Michael Pare, Diane Lane, Rick Moranis and Amy Madigan.

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Total Records: 10 - Medium: FILM / Group: MAP

#	Record Name	Category	Subcategory
1	Ardmore	Transit Routes	Thoroughfares
	Ardmore Tom and his friends run into police at their blockade at Cross and Ardmore.
2	The Battery	Urban Areas	Neighborhoods
	The Battery According to Andrew Laszlo, the film's style was dictated by the story: The Richmond's look was very soft and the colors did not call attention to themselves. The light in The Battery was contrasting and harsh, with vivid colours. Argyle prints and plaids are used in the Parkside District, and neon lights colour the Strip.
3	Cliffside	Urban Areas	Neighborhoods
	Cliffside
4	Cross	Transit Routes	Thoroughfares
	Cross Tom and his friends run into police at their blockade at Cross and Ardmore.
5	Grant Street	Transit Routes	Streets
	Grant Street
6	Hurley Street	Transit Routes	Streets
	Hurley Street
7	King's Park	Urban Areas	Neighborhoods
	King's Park
8	The Parkside District	Urban Areas	Districts
	The Parkside District According to Andrew Laszlo, the film's style was dictated by the story: The Richmond's look was very soft and the colors did not call attention to themselves. The light in The Battery was contrasting and harsh, with vivid colours. Argyle prints and plaids are used in the Parkside District, and neon lights colour the Strip.
9	The Richmond	Urban Areas	Neighborhoods
	The Richmond According to Andrew Laszlo, the film's style was dictated by the story: The Richmond's look was very soft and the colors did not call attention to themselves. The light in The Battery was contrasting and harsh, with vivid colours. Argyle prints and plaids are used in the Parkside District, and neon lights colour the Strip.
10	The Strip	Urban Areas	Neighborhoods
	The Strip According to Andrew Laszlo, the film's style was dictated by the story: The Richmond's look was very soft and the colors did not call attention to themselves. The light in The Battery was contrasting and harsh, with vivid colours. Argyle prints and plaids are used in the Parkside District, and neon lights colour the Strip.

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