Upcoming Movies with Hispanic Representation in 2021
Now that we're officially halfway through Hispanic Heritage Month, let's look ahead at movies featuring Hispanic & Latine representation through the rest of 2021.
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During the next duty, patrolman Vera Sedova single-handedly prevents a tragedy at the college, but a student dies in the process. She claims that the guy had a sawed-off gun, however, no weapons were found. The policewoman is cursed by her parents and the public. The only one who becomes humanly sorry for Vera is the appointed lawyer Ilya Nesterov. Ilya is more and more immersed in the case and is convinced that his client may be right.
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During the next duty, patrolman Vera Sedova single-handedly prevents a tragedy at the college, but a student dies in the process. She claims that the guy had a sawed-off gun, however, no weapons were found. The policewoman is cursed by her parents and the public. The only one who becomes humanly sorry for Vera is the appointed lawyer Ilya Nesterov. Ilya is more and more immersed in the case and is convinced that his client may be right.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anna Kurbatova, Nikolay Golikov
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Interfest, Smart Film
Cast
Anna Kurbatova
Director
Kirill Käro
Ilya Nesterov
Yuliya Aleksandrova
Vera Sedova
Oleg Vasilkov
Mikhail Fomin
Vladislav Konoplev
Sergey Marchenko
Matvey Astrakhantsev
Igor Gorelov
Oleg Chugunov
Sasha
Aleksandra Drozdova
Alina
Valeriya Bogdanova
Oksana Silver
Danil Slutsky
Max Chudovsky
Nikolay Baloban
Pasha Freed
Dmitriy Sutyrin
Pyotr Chudovsky
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