Director: Raymond St. Jacques Starring: Raymond St. Jacques, Philip Michael Thomas, Freda Payne, Gilbert Green Synopsis: Book of Numbers is a 1973 crime drama that blends elements of the blaxploitation genre with historical storytelling. Set in the 1930s, the film follows two African American entrepreneurs, Blueboy Harris (Raymond St. Jacques) and Dave Green (Philip Michael Thomas), who decide to escape their low-paying jobs and establish an illegal numbers racket in the racially segregated South. Their success draws attention from both local gangsters and corrupt law enforcement, leading to conflicts that threaten their operation. As tensions rise, the duo must navigate the dangers of running an underground business while trying to maintain their ambition and integrity. The film stands out for its unique storytelling, blending crime, drama, and social commentary on race and economic survival in America. It was one of the early directorial efforts by actor Raymond St. Jacques, who also stars in the movie. Key Features of the DVD Release: Format: Various releases may include widescreen or fullscreen formats Audio: English, with possible subtitles depending on the edition Special Features (Varies by Release): Theatrical trailer Cast and crew interviews (on select versions) Commentary or behind-the-scenes content (depending on the distributor)