Benjamin Bratt is Amaizing in this Feature Film. I had the opportunity to work in this Movie and I was just blown away looking at him Performing.
Benjamin Bratt,
Giancarlo Esposito,
Talisa Soto,
Nelson Vasquez,
Mandy Patinkin
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Miguel Pinero became a leading figure in New York's art scene during the 1970s as a poet, actor, and playwright whose vibrant, often pointed, work spoke directly to the lower classes and to disenfranc... read more
DVD Release Date: July 16, 2002
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A scattershot stab at a fascinating life and times. Full Review
A vivid rendering of the complexities of the artist's soul, and a notable attempt to convey the trajectory of a volatile creative life. Full Review
Bratt's performance is as steady and consistent as the film is frustrating. Full Review
Bratt ... takes a giant step forward in terms of credibility. Full Review
It's impressionistic and risks incoherence, but it works as a successful montage of the unruly life of a sensitive, talented, but conflicted man whose self-destructiveness it never tries to sugarcoat ... Full Review
A daring, free-spirited and ultimately moving performance by Benjamin Bratt lies at the beating heart of Pinero. Full Review
This character was an abusive swine. Perhaps it would be best to let his art stand on its own.
It can be a bit confusing, but it's also rewarding. Full Review
A well-intentioned, reverential but unenlightening portrait.
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