 As a result, Street won re-election by a sixteen-point margin even as his closest supporters were indicted.In "The Shame of the Cities," Lincoln Steffens claimed—a century ago!—that Philadelphia was “corrupt and contented [with the corruption].” Emphasizing the perspective of the Katz campaign during its final months, Hill seeks to argue that Philadelphia remains much the same.The film won “Best Feature-Length Film” at the 2006 Philadelphia Film Festival's Festival of Independents and was reviewed positively by the "Philadelphia Inquirer".