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13 de mar. de 1992 · Recently viewed. American Me: Directed by Edward James Olmos. With Sal Lopez, Vira Montes, Roberto Martín Márquez, Dyana Ortelli. A Mexican-American Mafia kingpin is released from prison, falls in love for the first time, and grows introspective about his gangster lifestyle.
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- Edward James Olmos
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American Me is a 1992 American independent crime drama film produced and directed by Edward James Olmos in his directorial debut, and written by Floyd Mutrux and Desmond Nakano. Olmos stars as Montoya Santana, who is loosely based on Mexican Mafia boss Rodolfo Cadena.
- Claude Gaudette, Dennis Lambert
- March 13, 1992
American Me es una película de 1992 dirigida por Edward James Olmos, su primera película como director, y escrita por Jhon Tocto Villanueva y Desmond Nakano. Olmos protagoniza como el personaje principal de la película. El productor ejecutivo fue Lou Adler. [1]
- Sin remisión
- Desmond Nakano
- Edward James Olmos
- Robert M. Young, Sean Daniel, Lou Adler, Floyd Mutrux
American Me (Sin remisión) - película: Ver online. Iniciar sesión para sincronizar la Watchlist. Calificación. 81% (200) Géneros. Duración. Clasificación por edades. País de producción. Director. Edward James Olmos. American Me (Sin remisión) (1992) Título original: American Me. Ver ahora. Rentar. 50,00 MXN HD. EN PROMOCIÓN. Ver ahora. Filtros.
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- Montoya Santana; J.D.; Mundo
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- 1992
27 de abr. de 2022 · In 1992, Edward James Olmos made his directorial debut with "American Me," a crime drama that explored the grisly and violent world of Mexican street gangs. The concept and overall production looked promising for Hollywood standards, but there were watchful eyes in places beyond the movie theater that weren't so keen on what was ...
180M subscribers. Subscribed. 8.5K. Edward James Olmos sets the screen ablaze in this powerful epic about a youth from the streets of East LA who becomes the leader of the Mexican Mafia from...
Drug dealer Montoya Santana (Edward James Olmos) sits in his prison cell and ponders a letter from Julie, a woman he met on the "outside." She writes that Montoya is two persons: a child and a killer. Montoya agrees, and believes his problems started before he was born.
