BY Led Black (@Led_Black)
The premiere of Trópico de Sangre at our very own Columbia Alumni Theater on 168th street was a star-studded affair. First off, the movie itself was absolutely mind blowing, I was so ensnared in the film’s grip that I felt I held my breath throughout the movie (check out the full review: Here.) Okay, so not only were we treated to a wonderful and historically significant film but we also had a chance to hear many of the stars of the film share their thoughts on the movie and Latinos in Hollywood in general. Michele Rodriguez cracked me up when she implored young folks to start making movies; she yelled at the audience “YouTube that shit if you don’t got the money.” Anyway, the movie’s release date is August 6th and will be showing at the Village East Cinema (181-189 2nd Avenue – 212-529-6799). It is a MUST that we support this movie. This movie has to be seen by Dominicans, Latinos and the world. Make sure you purchase your tickets and sustain this movie at the box office, where it counts!!!
For more info: www.tropicodesangre.com
For tickets: Village East Cinema
Check out the full review: Here.
Celinés Toribio who played Dedé Mirabal
Juan Fernandez who played Rafael Trujillo
The Director of the film – Juan Delancer
Claudette Lali who played Emilia Bencosme
Sergio Carlo who played Manuel “Manolo” Aurelio Tavárez Justo
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SPEACH Gal
July 30, 2010 at 10:27 amAMAZING MOVIE!!!!! Please run don’t walk to see this film!
tiguerachi
July 30, 2010 at 11:02 amThis film was a very touching interpretation of dominican history, I cried at the end and I held my breath on many occasions too… I had heard so many stories about “la 40” and no other Trujillo movie had such a graphic description of that savage detention facility!…. Shouts to Jesse Terrero in the building and Thanks UC for the heads up about this marvelous event!
Angela
July 30, 2010 at 11:23 amI like to keep up with what my fellow Dominicans are up to. Ive read numerous books on this story and seen quite a few bootleg movies that were never really able to capture the essence of these sisters or their story. This movie exceeded my expectations, we are able to join them on their journey against intolerance and tyranny. This a must see film, bring your friends and family and let tell take a pic at our history.
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