Latino Gangster Movies

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Chad Bryant, David Dyno Rocha and Justin Smith

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Hayward, California, USA See more »

The Ybarra brothers are jammed deep in debt, so they hire someone to stage a phony robbery at their jewelry store to collect on the insurance...

Drug Lordz

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Jose Rosete, Ryan Mac and David Dyno Rocha

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24 June 2003 (USA) See more »

Smile Now Cry Later

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James M. Logan, Peter Scott Palmer and Eduardo Quiroz

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Newark, California, USA

Marcos and Smiley are two brothers, different as night and day. Marcos just wants to live a normal life while trying to survive the streets of The Barrio. Smiley, however is doing anything he can to make it, even if it includes gangs, drug dealing, or armed robberies. But the brothers have a dream - to become rap stars. Will their troubled youth come back to haunt them?

Illegal Business

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Jose Rosete, David Peterson and Victor Zaragoza

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14 March 2006 (USA) See more »

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Oakland, California, USA

In the streets, the biggest betrayal is disloyalty- and the punishment is irrevocable in this high-wire, adrenaline-charged thriller. Henchman to notorious crime boss Dominic (Victor Zaragoza), Tony (Jose Rosete) has been playing a dangerous game, selling drugs on his own. When Tony gets close to a dirty cop, the noose tightens around his neck, and it's only a matter of time until he makes a careless mistake- a mistake that pits him against Dominic, his partner Daniel (David Petersen), his drug connection and the police in an explosive confrontation that tears apart the streets.

The Dope Game

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David Dyno Rocha, Carlos Vasquez and James M. Logan

Two hired killers for a ruthless drug lord, fed up with killing, decide to jump into the Dope Game. On a seemingly simple trafficking job, the two killers fly to Texas. The job: Drive to a small border town to buy $100,000 worth of heroin from a Mexican trafficker and transport it back to California safely. It sounded simple, but in the Dope Game, things are easier said than done. Will they succeed, or is this a game they never should have played?

Penitentiary Chances

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