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Cristo Rey (2014)

Genre : Drama, Romance

Runtime : 1H 36M

Director : Leticia Tonos
Writer : Leticia Tonos, Alejandro Andújar

Synopsis

Set in the Dominican Republic, Leticia Tonos Paniagua’s uniquely Caribbean retelling of Romeo and Juliet chronicles the love between a kind-hearted teenager, ostracized for his mixed Haitian-Dominican descent, and the beautiful sister of a local drug kingpin he’s hired to protect.

Actors

James Saintil
James Saintil
Janvier
Akari Endo
Akari Endo
Jocelyn
Yasser Michelén
Yasser Michelén
Rudy
Jalsen Santana
Jalsen Santana
Coronel Montilla
Arturo Lopez
Arturo Lopez
Món
Leonardo Vasquez
Leonardo Vasquez
El Bacá
Moisés Trinidad
Moisés Trinidad
Pedro Lee
Salvador Pérez Martínez
Salvador Pérez Martínez
Don Manuel

Crews

Leticia Tonos
Leticia Tonos
Director
Leticia Tonos
Leticia Tonos
Screenplay
Alejandro Andújar
Alejandro Andújar
Screenplay
Kika Ungaro
Kika Ungaro
Director of Photography
Angélica Salvador
Angélica Salvador
Editor

Posters and backgrounds

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