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The City

1998 ‧ Drama/Drama ‧ 1h 28m
7.2/10 · IMDb 100% · Rotten Tomatoes 76% · Metacritic
Four gritty stories chronicle the Latino immigrant experience in New York City. In the first, desperate day laborers risk their lives working in unsafe conditions for low pay. Then, newcomer Francisco (Cipriano Garcia) gets a respite from...
Initial release: September 13, 1998
Director: David Riker
Distributed by: Zeitgeist Films
Cinematography: Harlan Bosmajian

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The drama features actor Joseph Rigano and, in neo-realist fashion, an ensemble cast of non-professional actors. The film is also known as: The City (La Ciudad) ...
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La Ciudad (the City): Directed by David Riker. With Anthony Rivera, Joseph Rigano, Miguel Maldonado, Ricardo Cuevas. The stories of four Hispanic immigrants ...
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Movie Info ; Genre: Drama ; Original Language: English ; Release Date (Theaters): Sep 13, 1998, Original ; Release Date (Streaming): Jan 20, 2015 ; Box Office (Gross ...
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A groundbreaking American neo-realist film, reminiscent of The Bicycle Thief and The Grapes of Wrath.
Eliciting hope, The City (La Ciudad) is the narrative story of Latin American immigrants seeking community in a large, impersonal city.
David Riker's neo-realist drama "The City" looks at the plight of Latin American immigrants in New York. Filmed in black and white, starring a mostly unknown ...
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The stories of four Hispanic immigrants living in New York City ... LA CIUDAD (THE CITY). Directed by David Riker ... San Sebastián International Film Festival.
Filmed in a gritty black-and-white, the movie consists of street scenes filmed on location of neighborhoods where the average New Yorker, including me, never ...
Jan 7, 2000 · Arriving in a new land without language or connections, they are likely to be shuttled into low-paying jobs and scorned by the lucky citizens ...