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Mixed Blood is a 1985 black comedy film directed by Paul Morrissey and John Leguizamo 's film debut. [1] Plot. Rita La Punta ( Marília Pêra) leads a gang of Brazilian juvenile delinquents in an attempt to seize control of New York's Lower East Side 's illegal drug trade from a Puerto Rican gang. [2] Principal cast. Critical reception.
18 de oct. de 1985 · Mixed Blood: Directed by Paul Morrissey. With Marília Pêra, Richard Ulacia, Linda Kerridge, Geraldine Smith. Brazilian drug dealers in Manhattan's Lower East Side start a war with a rival gang of Latino drug dealers.
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- Action, Drama
- Paul Morrissey
- 1985-10-18
9 de jun. de 2009 · Original trailer. Two gangs of drug dealers - Brazilian and Latino - fight a bloody battle on the streets of New York. Stars Marília Pêra and Richard Ulac...
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Sangre y salsa es una película dirigida por Paul Morrissey con Marilia Pêra, Richard Ulacia, Linda Kerridge, Geraldine Smith .... Año: 1984. Título original: Mixed Blood. Sinopsis: La lucha por el control de la droga entre bandas latinas en el Alphabeth de Manhattan, Nueva York. (FILMAFFINITY)Puedes ver Sangre y salsa mediante en las ...
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- Paul Morrissey
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Overview. On the mean streets of New York City, a dog-eat-dog mentality reigns among the destitute citizens. In one of the many abandoned buildings in the neighborhood of Alphabet City lives the Brazilian Rita La Punta, along with her delinquent son, Thiago, and a gang of Hispanic teens charged with selling heroin and cocaine.
Sangre y salsa película dirigida por Paul Morrissey y protagonizada por Marília Pêra, Richard Ulacia y Linda Kerridge. Año: 1984. Tema: Drogas. Sinopsis: La lucha por el control de la droga entre bandas latinas en el Alphabeth de Manhattan, Nueva York. - Cine.com.
Popular reviews. ★★★½. Director Paul Morrisey's tale of rival gangs, one of which is led by famed Brazilian actress, Marília Pêra, captures the urban decay and grittiness of the Lower East Side in the 1980s. The realism contrasted with campy dialogue make for both an entertaining but also tragic watch.
