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Blaze You Out (2013) Sinopsis:
Directed by Mateo Frazier, Diego Joaquin Lopez. With Veronica Diaz-Carranza, Melissa Cordero, Q'orianka Kilcher, Mark Adair-Rios. An unyielding young woman ventures into the ruthless underworld of the town's heroin trade in order to save her younger sister's life.
Cast overview, first billed only: Veronica Diaz-Carranza ... Lupe Melissa Cordero ... Alicia Q'orianka Kilcher ... Demi Mark Adair-Rios ... Whitey Jeremy Ray Valdez ... Adan Elizabeth Peña ... Dona Ryan Begay ... Ryan Raoul Trujillo ... Brujo Juliet Lopez ... Dre Omar Paz Trujillo ... Jesse Bonez Diego Joaquin Lopez ... Arte Jose Greigo ... Grumpo Arianna Rodriguez ... Estrella Jeremiah Bitsui ... Isaiah Manny Chavez ... Talache
Description of Blaze You Out (2013):
Blaze You Out tells the story of Lupe, a strong-willed aspiring DJ, and her younger sister Alicia who live in the Esperanza Valley, a community that is suffocating by generations of heroin use. When Alicia witnesses a murder and disappears, Lupe sets out on a dangerous journey that forces her into the town's ruthless underworld. She quickly discovers that in order to save the person that matters most, she must harness the power that exists within her and connect with the divine that surrounds her. Written byKerith Lemon
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User Review:
I am reviewing this awful piece of trash while I watch it.I am giving it a chance because the review demographics are curious - why do some women like this movie? A possible answer - that they find it reflective of their own lives - is terrifying. Please, if you live places like this, just leave. The symbolism might appeal to particular people, but am left wondering what a Pueblo person might think about this...personally I found the pseudo-spiritualism in here trite and cliché, speaking of which, Kilcher seems to have no problem co-opting members of other native cultures. And her fashion is simply ridiculous.Don't waste your time with this.n.b. I give myself credit for recognizing Espanola instantly, though I never found it as hostile as it is represented here.
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