Boricua

Film · Drame

Among a diverse group of Puerto Ricans living in Humboldt Park in Chicago, the smart Luz (Sofía Arroyo) wants to transcend norms, even as she starts a romance with drug dealer Willie (Ramses Jimenez). Meanwhile, German (Eric Aviles) joins the white-collar workforce by taking a real-estate gig, and sexy Tata (Christina De Leon) competes against Luz in a beauty pageant. As they all try to figure out who they are and how they fit in, their lives crash together at the annual Puerto Rican parade.

2005 · 1h 42m
Réalisateur Marisol Torres

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Boricua

Drame

Among a diverse group of Puerto Ricans living in Humboldt Park in Chicago, the smart Luz (Sofía Arroyo) wants to transcend norms, even as she starts a romance with drug dealer Willie (Ramses Jimenez). Meanwhile, German (Eric Aviles) joins the white-collar workforce by taking a real-estate gig, and sexy Tata (Christina De Leon) competes against Luz in a beauty pageant. As they all try to figure out who they are and how they fit in, their lives crash together at the annual Puerto Rican parade.

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Studio
Screen Media
Sortie
2005
Durée
1 h 42 min
Classé
R
Région d’origine
États-Unis

Langues

Audio original
Anglais
Audio

Anglais (États-Unis) (AAC)

Sous-titres

Anglais (États-Unis) (Sous-titrage codé)

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Les sous-titres codés sont les sous-titres correspondant à la langue disponible, avec l’ajout de renseignements pertinents ne constituant pas du dialogue.