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American Me
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Through a series of thriller and exciting events, this movie recounts the life story of a serious gangster who has made many awful things leading him to be in the jail. When he gets out, he falls in love and begins to live an ordinary life. But it seems that the awful things run in his blood as he returns to this field again.
Through a series of thriller and exciting events, this movie recounts the life story of a serious gangster who has made many awful things leading him to be in the jail. When he gets out, he falls in love and begins to live an ordinary life. But it seems that the awful things run in his blood as he returns to this field again.
Actors:
Paul Bollen,
Albert Joe Medina Jr.,
Daniel Villarreal,
Eric Close,
Vira Montes,
Rigoberto Jimenez,
Javier Castellanos,
Mauricio Ernesto Anzueto,
Glenn Shelton,
Alex Brown,
Jacob Vargas,
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Paul Bollen
1 February 1940, Indiana, USA
Albert Joe Medina Jr.
Daniel Villarreal
19 November 1960
Eric Close
24 May 1967, Richmond [now Staten Island], New York City, New York, USA
Vira Montes
Rigoberto Jimenez
Javier Castellanos
Mauricio Ernesto Anzueto
Glenn Shelton
Alex Brown
Jacob Vargas
18 August 1971, Michoacan, Mexico
Director:
Edward James Olmos
Edward James Olmos
24 February 1947, Los Angeles, California, USA
Country:
United States
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eFilmCritic.com
July 25, 2002
Worth seeing for Olmos' performance alone.
February 12, 2007
The film's intent to serve as a cautionary tale is admirable, but Olmos acts better than he directs, and the film is shapeless and disjointed. .