Carefree days come to an end when three Latino friends face personal crises in Los Angeles.Carefree days come to an end when three Latino friends face personal crises in Los Angeles.Carefree days come to an end when three Latino friends face personal crises in Los Angeles.
- Awards
- 2 nominations
Yelba Zoe McCourt
- Chespi
- (as Yelba Osorio)
Agapito Leal
- Mr. Ochoa
- (as Pete Leal)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaLobo Sebastian and Clifton Collins Jr both starred in One Eight Seven (1997).
- Quotes
Alfonso Carrasco: [about Chespi's pregnacy] It's not like she got my nuts in a glass jar!
Danny Pacheco: She got one of them.
Raymo Serrano: But you still got one left.
- SoundtracksCheck Tha Name
Written and Produced by Magdaleno Robles Jr
Performed by Guic One DRP 50/50 Business Music/ASCAP
Featured review
This movie is an either or deal, you like it or you don't.
Most people will agree that this movie is clichéd, but one when this situations stop happening over and over then people will stop making movies about them. I have to admit that even though the characters are stereotypes Jacob Vargas did a good job portraying the emotional parts. The director did a very nice job, taking in consideration that this is his first time directing a "real" film, and of course, keeping in mind the $250,000 budget they counted on.
As for as independent films go this one really got to me because it accurately depicts a big part of the harshness I saw everyday when I lived in the barrio.
Overall this is not the best barrio movie, but if you have the chance to see it don't hesitate, you might find more than you expected.
Most people will agree that this movie is clichéd, but one when this situations stop happening over and over then people will stop making movies about them. I have to admit that even though the characters are stereotypes Jacob Vargas did a good job portraying the emotional parts. The director did a very nice job, taking in consideration that this is his first time directing a "real" film, and of course, keeping in mind the $250,000 budget they counted on.
As for as independent films go this one really got to me because it accurately depicts a big part of the harshness I saw everyday when I lived in the barrio.
Overall this is not the best barrio movie, but if you have the chance to see it don't hesitate, you might find more than you expected.
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- Budget
- $200,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
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