Sangre De Mi Sangre Critic Reviews
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The film is built around two relationships, both touching, both emotionally true.Read the full review
Intricately and imaginatively structured, building to a powerful climax of complex irony.Read the full review
The film seems even more one-note when compared to the recent indie feature "Chop Shop," which also follows young immigrant hustlers in NYC, yet takes the time to provide a fuller picture of the city and its opportunities. Zalla prefers to wallow in the dead-end, an approach that's initially powerful, then numbing.Read the full review
Ochoa is such a masterful actor that he makes things fairly interesting despite the script, with Hernandez and Espindola well-cast as two young men operating by different moral compasses.Read the full review
Although it exhibits a heartfelt connection with the city's half-invisible population of illegal immigrants, its myriad inconsistencies and strained plotting are increasingly frustrating.Read the full review
