Famed poet criminal drug addict all wrapped up into one
Miguel Pinero (Benjamin Bratt) was a New York City Puerto Rican playwright who gained fame in 1974 for a play about life in prison. The movie plays out different parts of his life from his time in prison to his addiction to his friends to his crimes and more. Most importantly it has his words. Bratt does a series of spoken word scenes that show Pinero’s gift for the gab. Other characters many coming from the Puerto Rican poetry scene Pinero was part of give monologues as well. Bratt is great in his role as part genius part train wreck.
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It features elements such as 1 h 34 min, 2001 and R, and it is priced at $None.

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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : The late Latino poet-playwright-actor Miguel Pinero’s creative and turbulent life was cut short at the age of forty. After a difficult childhood, he took to the New York City streets in the 1970s. His life was a study in contrasts: a Tony Award nominee who did time at Sing-Sing, a volatile urban poet whose work is recognized as a precursor to rap and hip-hop, and a writer of hit TV shows..