5th Borough (2020)

Nikos daughter is diagnosed with a brain tumor. He needs money. Lots of it. On Staten Island, your options are limited. But you can always count on Family.

Director:

Steve Stanulis

Writers:

John Bianco (screenplay), Steve Stanulis (story)

Stars:

Steve Stanulis, Tara Reid, Lillo Brancato

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Steve Stanulis	...	Nico Lehoux
Tara Reid	...	Sophia Lehoux
Lillo Brancato	...	Sonny Finici
Vincent Young	...	Finn
Joseph Russo	...	Charlie Finici
Chloe Lang	...	Skylar
Al Sapienza	...	Angelo Battaglia
Erin O'Brien	...	Gia
James Russo	...	Det. Ricci
Anthony Mangano	...	Det. domnick Carullo
Federico Castelluccio	...	Agent Miguel Alvarez
Louis Vanaria	...	Agent Charles Appel
Constantine Maroulis	...	Mark Green
Marc John Jefferies	...	Drey
Audrey Landers	...	Dr. Bashin

Storyline

5th Borough, starring Steve Stanulis, Tara Reid, James Russo, Audrey Landers, Federico Castelluccio, Marc John Jefferies, and directed by Steve Stanulis, can be related to "The Sopranos" meets "The Departed". The story line is about Nicks' daughter, who is diagnosed with a brain tumor. He needs money- lots of it. On Staten Island, your options are limited, but you can always count on family. The film recently screened at Hell's Kitchen Film Festival and won two awards- "Best Drama" and "Best Ensemble Cast". The Netflix release will be in Spring 2020.

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Plot Keywords:

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Genres:

Crime

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Did You Know?

Trivia

Lillo Brancato and Louis Vanaria appeared together in the movie A Bronx Tale.

User Reviews

Good crime movie

Just seen it today and it turned out great! Good acting and quality production. The storyline is solid and will have you on the edge of the seat right to the very end. 8 stars from me

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

3 June 2020 (USA)

Also Known As:

5th Borough

Filming Locations:

Staten Island, New York, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Stanulis Films, Stanulis Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

95 min

Color:

Color