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On the Outs

(2006)

Rated R for pervasive language, strong drug use, some violence & sexual content.

R In Theaters 01/18/2006 , 83min.
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Plot & Details

Three teenage girls struggle to survive in the urban jungle of their hardscrabble New Jersey neighborhood in this fact-inspired independent drama. Oz (Judy Marte) is an unapologetically tough 17-year-old who oversees a team of drug dealers, but beneath her hard shell is a soft heart as she cares for her younger brother who is mentally challenged (Dominic Colón). Suzette (Anny Mariano) is 15, and her mother is determined that her daughter is going to make something of herself -- which makes matters all the worse for Suzette when her boyfriend gets her pregnant then refuses to take his share of the responsibilities. And Marison (Paola Mendoza) is a young single mother who is trying to hold on to custody of her daughter while fighting a losing battle with drug addiction. On the Outs received its world premiere at the 2004 Toronto International Film Festival.
  • MPAA Rating: R
  • Genre(s): Drama
  • Run Time: 83min.
  • Theatrical Release Date: 01/18/2006
  • DVD Release Date: 05/09/2006
  • Distributor(s): Fader Films
  • Director(s): Michael Skolnik, Lori Silverbush
  • Starring: Anny Mariano , Judy Marte , Paola Mendoza , Dominic Colón , Clarence 'Don' Hutchenson
  • Themes: Custody Battles,Inner City Blues,Drug Addiction,Street Gangs,Drug Trade,Kids in Trouble
  • Tone: Bleak,Compassionate,Forceful,Gritty
  • Keywords: custody-battle,drug-addiction,drug-dealer,ghetto,juvenile-crime,poverty,prison,teen-pregnancy,tomboy
  • Country of Origin: USA - Limited (01-13-2006)
  • Language: English

Awards

Toronto International Film Festival

Year Award CategoryCast & Crew Result
2004 Toronto International Film Festival Film Presented Nominated
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