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Street Warriors

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Street Warriors
NR 1 hr 43 minPerros Callejeros Trilogy PosterPart of Perros Callejeros Trilogy
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Perros Callejeros is based on the juvenile delinquency of the 1970s and 80s in Spain. The story is set in Barrio de la Mina in Barcelona one of the most conflict neighbourhoods in Spain. The characters chosen were real juvenile delinquents all with criminal records, which the director used to give the film a realistic touch. This film is very powerful and dramatic, it shows how these kids were brought up to survive on the streets.
StarringÁngel Fernández Franco Nadia Windell Víctor Petit
DirectorJosé Antonio de la Loma
WriterJosé Antonio de la Loma

Movie Details

Original Language:Spanish
Executive Producers:José Antonio Pérez Giner
Production Companies:Films Zodíaco, Profilmes
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Perros Callejeros Trilogy

These films depict juvenile delinquency and crime in Barcelona's 1970s and 80s urban barrios, highlighting real-life delinquent youths and hardened police officers amid poverty, societal neglect, and corruption. Known for gritty realism and emotional intensity, they portray survival struggles, attempts to escape poverty, and clashes between youthful rebellion and conservative norms, reflecting societal fragmentation and inequalities. The expressive Catalan language, gritty cinematography, and soundtracks of Spanish and Catalan musicians enhance the tense atmosphere. The films showcase Catalan cinema's stylistic innovations, evolving from pre-1973 innocence to post-coup cynicism, affirming Catalan culture and exploring complex identities under an oppressive regime.