Dark Side of the American Dream
"Sangre De Mi Sangre,"  translated as "Blood of My Blood," was the Grand Jury Prize winner at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival.  Determined to find the father (Jesus Ochoa) he has never met, a young man (Jorge Adrian Espindola) flees the slums of Mexico and heads to the mean streets of New York City.  When a shrewd thief (Armando Hernandez) steals his identity and schemes to rob the father he has so desperately been seeking, both men unexpectedly find themselves bound for the dark side of the American Dream.  This thriller about survival illustrates that both immigrants and the people who try to exploit them are capable of evil.  There is a great deal of suspense created and sustained as we follow the saga of people exploited in a new, often hostile environment.  The New York City locations, so familiar from their appearance in so many movies, often take on a menacing aura, as the plight of the immigrants in America frequently appears to be worse than it was in Mexico.  Written and directed by Christopher Zalla, "Sangre De Mi Sangre" is in Spanish with English subtitles.  There are no bonus extras.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Fleeing his criminal past, Juan hops a truck transporting illegal immigrants from Mexico to NYC, where he meets Pedro, who is going to America to search for his father. When Pedro wakes up in New York, Juan has stolen his ID and gone to claim Pedro's father as his own. Now Juan and Pedro, identities confused, are both in Brooklyn looking for a father who neither has ever met..