MNWI

MNWI, or My Name Was Iron, is a 2018 American documentary film directed by Michael Dweck. The film explores the life and legacy of the late rapper and actor, Ice-T, who was born Tracy Marrow. The documentary delves into Ice-T's early life, his rise to fame in the hip-hop scene, and his subsequent career in acting, including his role as Officer Fin Tutuola in the television series "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit."

The film provides a comprehensive look at Ice-T's personal and professional journey, highlighting his contributions to both music and television. It also touches on his struggles with addiction and his efforts to overcome them. MNWI offers a candid and intimate portrait of Ice-T, providing insights into his motivations, influences, and the impact he has had on popular culture.

The documentary was produced by Ice-T himself, who collaborated with Dweck to create a film that is both a tribute to his career and a personal reflection. The film features interviews with Ice-T, as well as archival footage and never-before-seen photos, offering a multifaceted view of his life and work.

MNWI was released on Netflix in 2018 and received positive reviews for its honest and unflinching portrayal of Ice-T's life. The film has been praised for its raw and authentic depiction of the rapper and actor, making it a valuable addition to the body of work that celebrates his enduring legacy.