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La Ciudad (The City) (1998) 7.0
The stories of four Hispanic immigrants living in New York City. Director:David RikerWriter:David Riker |
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Title: La Ciudad (The City) (1998)
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Anthony Rivera | ... |
The Boy
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Joseph Rigano | ... |
The Contractor
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Miguel Maldonado | ... |
The Organizer
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Ricardo Cuevas | ... |
Man
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Moisés García | ... |
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Marcos Martínez García | ... |
Man
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Mateo Gómez | ... |
Man
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Cezar Monzón | ... |
Man
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Harsh Nayyar | ... |
Man
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Fernando Reyes | ... |
Man
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Víctor Sierra | ... |
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Carlos Torrentes | ... |
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Cipriano García | ... |
Francisco, the Young Man
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Leticia Herrera | ... |
Maria, the Young Woman
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José Rabelo | ... |
Luis - The Father
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The stories of four Hispanic immigrants living in New York City.
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Country:
USARelease Date:
7 July 2000 (Spain) See more »Also Known As:
The City See more »Filming Locations:
New York City, New York, USABox Office
Opening Weekend:
$11,443 (USA) (22 October 1999)Gross:
$239,074 (USA) (12 May 2000)Company Credits
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Journeyman Pictures, Echo Lake Productions (I), Independent Television Service (ITVS) See more »
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This film was very beautiful and quite moving. While watching it, I noticed how wonderfully the cinematographer (Harlan Bosmajian) had captured the light throughout the four vignettes of the film. He created an intimacy between he characters and the viewer that many attempt to do these days but just spoil by giving the viewer too much "eye candy." The director, David Riker has done such a good job with this film, I highly recommend it and urge everyone to see it as soon as possible. Riker not only shows us how many immigrants live and work in this country, but he shows it in a way that we can all relate to it. I thought of my parents and wondered how their own immigration process was. Visually, emotionally, and intellectually, this is definitely a film to experience. Go see it!