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Barrio Boy (2014)

Genre : Drama, Romance

Runtime : 8M

Director : Dennis Shinners

Synopsis

A secretly gay Latino barber quietly falls in love with a handsome stranger over the course of a haircut during a hot and sweaty summer afternoon in a macho Brooklyn hood.

Actors

Dennis Garcia
Dennis Garcia
Quique
Dan Leonard
Dan Leonard
Kevin
Peter Olivera
Peter Olivera
Cuz
Andrew L. Flores
Andrew L. Flores
Rafa

Crews

Dennis Shinners
Dennis Shinners
Writer
Dennis Shinners
Dennis Shinners
Producer
Catherine Crowe
Catherine Crowe
Producer
Crystal McIntosh
Crystal McIntosh
Producer
Carl Vasile
Carl Vasile
Editor
Dennis Shinners
Dennis Shinners
Director
Garrett Shannon
Garrett Shannon
Director of Photography
Emma Berley
Emma Berley
Makeup & Hair
Andrew L. Flores
Andrew L. Flores
Production Assistant
Richard Buonagurio
Richard Buonagurio
Grip
Carl Vasile
Carl Vasile
Sound Recordist
Dan Emmett
Dan Emmett
Sound Mixer
Patrick DeVine
Patrick DeVine
Colorist
Robert Reinhardt
Robert Reinhardt
Title Designer
James Darkin
James Darkin
Original Music Composer
Dina Coughlan
Dina Coughlan
Music Supervisor

Posters and backgrounds

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