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Manito is a 2002 American independent film written and directed by first time film maker Eric Eason. Shot in the cinema verite style, Manito chronicles 48 incident-packed hours in the lives of a Washington Heights Latino family. One of the most critically acclaimed films of the year, Manito was hailed by critics as a film that heralded the reemergence of American neorealism and won a Special Jury Prize for Best Ensemble Cast at the Sundance Film Festival and Best Emerging Filmmaker at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Manito is set against the backdrop of a changing inner city that was once a neighborhood filled with thugs, drugs, poverty, violence, and dubbed the cocaine capital of the United States, tells the story of two brothers Junior Moreno (Franky G), an ex-convict struggling to get his life back and Manny Moreno (Leo Minaya), the salutatorian of his high school class. Although the dealers were disappearing from the neighborhood, their violent legacy remained casting a shadow over the 'hood and its residents. The film begins on the morning of Manny's graduation when various principal characters reluctantly roll out of bed, communicating with each other in overlapping arguments and cell phone conversations. Muscle-bound hunk Junior Moreno immediately channels his ever-hot-tempered energy toward long-suffering wife Miriam (Julissa Lopez) as well as the Mexican foreman (Panchito Gomez) who recruits day workers for Junior's not quite legal home-plastering biz. Reasons for Miriam's wary demeanor soon become obvious: Being a husband and father hasn't cramped Junior's lady-killer instincts one whit, with wealthy female business clients definitely on his to-do list.
Actors: Jas Anderson (actor), Joe Antonacci (actor), John Bianco (actor), Phil Cabasino (actor), Michael Chenevert (actor), Thom Christopher (actor), John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia (actor), Craig DiFrancia (actor), James Droskoski (actor), Michael Easton (actor), Eric Fernandez (actor), Ray Fonseca (actor), Kenric Green (actor), Christopher Hurt (actor), Dean Alai (actor),
Plot: Pat Black is a late twenties boxer produced by the streets of the Bronx. When his father dies, he spends his time finding community in all the wrong places. It isn't until his friends land him in a jail cell before he finally realizes his mistakes. Fortunately, the connections that Pat made on the outside deliver him from prison and give him a chance to re-evaluate his life.
Genres: Drama,Actors: Ewen Bremner (actor), Jeff Chase (actor), Ron Cummings (actor), Anthony Diaz-Perez (actor), Jamal Duff (actor), John Duff (actor), Jon Gries (actor), Toby Holguin (actor), Donald R. Jankiewicz (actor), Pat Jankiewicz (actor), Dwayne Johnson (actor), Dennis Keiffer (actor), Tony Lima (actor), William Lucking (actor), Stephen Bishop (actor),
Plot: The Rock as a bounty hunter who attempts to square a debt by heading to the Amazon jungle to capture someone. The bounty hunter discovers that his quarry isn't the bad guy he'd been warned about, and the two team up in pursuit of riches stored in a mine in the Amazon.
Keywords: action-hero, ak-47, amazon, archeology, artifact, bar-brawl, bar-fight, black-comedy, blood, blood-spatterActors: Jesús Angulo (actor), Darío Arreola (actor), Ernesto Bretón (actor), Eduardo Corona (actor), Oscar de la Huerta (actor), Alfredo Escobar (actor), Marcelo Galván (actor), Ignacio Guadalupe (actor), Guillermo Iván (actor), Gerardo Martínez (actor), Rafael Pimentel (actor), Gabriel Pingarrón (actor), Oscar Trejo (actor), Jesús Villalpando (actor), Patricia Collazo (actress),
Genres: Drama,Con el calor de una sonrisa
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