Criminal
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Gregory Jacobs
Enrico Colantoni
Diego Luna
Soledad St Hilaire
Paul Norwood
Teddy Kumpel
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Set in Los Angeles, the tale of an extremely odd couple: a young Latino man who will do anything for his family and a thirty-something scheming white guy who will do anything to his family. One wants to save his father. The other wants to get rich, in any way possible. So when they come across one of the most valuable pieces of currency in U.S. history, they're suddenly stuck together, and that's just--criminal. All they have to do is sell it, which is where the real problems begin. The only way out is family but the one person who can help them, hates them: the schemer's sister.
Director
Gregory Jacobs
Cast
Enrico Colantoni
Diego Luna
Soledad St Hilaire
Paul Norwood
Teddy Kumpel
Nick Anavio
Brent Sexton
Zitto Kazann
Luis Contreras
Lillian Hurst
Jack Conley
Laura Ceron
Maggie Gyllenhaal
Patricia Belcher
John C. Reilly
Peter Mullen
Jonathan Tucker
Ellen Geer
Brett C Smith
Malik Yoba
Gary Mack
Michael Shannon
Brandon Keener
Deborah Van Valkenburgh
Manuel G Jimenez
Maeve Quinlan
Abe Speller
Alex Wurman
Juan Carlos Cantu
Rob Jost
Crew
Rebecca Alling
Robert Alonzo
Daniel Ashton
Dana Baker
Kent Baker
Ronald Baker
Adam Barker
Robert Baumgartner
Gary Baxley
Curt Beech
Louis Bellson
Richard Bennetti
Loren Bess
Claudia Bestor
David Betancourt
Fabian Bielinsky
Sheryl Blum
Michael Bomar
Eddie Braun
Corey C. Bronson
Stephen Brooks
Clifford Brown
John Bullard
Georgia Cacandes
Tom Callinicos
Robert Campbell
Glen Caplin
Pat Carman
Doreen L. Carpenter
Jon Carpenter
Phil Chong
George Clooney
Anna L Coats
Lawrence L. Commans
Ben Cosgrove
Ryan D. Craig
Mark Cuban
Chris Culliton
Chic Daniel
Chic Daniel
Jimmy Davis
Edgar Delange
Betsy Dennis
Christy Dimmig
Lindsay Drucker
Bill Duffin
Michael Jon Duffin
Guy Duquette
Steve Durkee
Steve Durkee
Rachel Eggebeen
Kofi W. Elam
Kenny Endoso
Jeannie Epper
Louie Esparza Jr.
Mark W. Fay
Eddie Fernandez
Dawn Fintor
Brent Fletcher
Gerard Forrest
Jennifer Fox
Monica Frommholz
David Galbraith
Hank Giardina
Wiliam W. Gideon
Bernard Glavin
Leon L. Glavin
Benny Golson
Chris Gorden
Shane Greedy
Kris Gregg
Michael Gurewitz
Erik Hakanen
Greg Hannigan
Suzanne Hanover
Andrew P. Harrison
Nathan Hathaway
Mo Henry
Orlando Hernandez
Jason Hinkel
Melanie Hughes-weaver
Gregory Jacobs
Gregory Jacobs
John M Jarvis
Manuel G Jimenez
Marisol Jimenez
Amanda Mackey Johnson
Nate Johnson
Mark Jones
Georgia Kacandes
Kate Kelly
Michael Kelly
Jason Kemp
Hubie Kerns Jr.
Tummer King
Elizabeth Kirkscey
Bud Kucia
Jeffrey Kurland
Michael Lacorte
Steven G Ladish
Jt Lannen
Lance Larson
Al Laverde
Ken Lavet
Robin L. Le Chanu
Jonathan Leary
David Levich
Aaron Levy
Jon Lindsay
Keri Littledeer
Rojelio Lopez
David Lukasik
Sonya Lunsford
Matthew Lyons
Duane 'dc' Manwiller
Duane 'dc' Manwiller
Todd Marks
Denise Marquez
Antoine Mascaro
Dennis Mccarthy
Buck Mcdancer
Sonia Jo Mcdancer
David Medrano
Steven B. Melton
Chris Menges
Chris Menges
Kristen Toscano Messina
Philip Messina
Ken Metz
Chris Milani
Stephen Mirrione
Satsuki Mitchell
Oscar Mitt
Mike Moad
Danny Molina
John Moore
John Moore
Homero Morales
Donald W Murphy
Stephen Nordin
Jeff Nystrom
Hugh Aodh O'brien
James Paniagua
Jennifer Pedevilla
Manny Perry
Oscar Peterson
Edward J Protiva
Charles Ramirez
Ignacio Ramirez
Jeff Ramsey
Alberto Regalado
Carin Richardson
Max Roach
Bruce A Robinson
John Robotham
Scott Rorie
Gilbert Rosales
Shoshana Rubin
Neil Rust
Ryan Ryusaki
Waldo Sanchez
Cathy Sandrich Gelfond
Tim Schultz
Ellen Segal
Raymond Sepulveda
Dan Shimiaei
Mark Shoaf
Scott Shordon
Alex Sinclair
Jay Smith
Thomas J Smith
Chris Snyder
Dale Snyder
Steven Soderbergh
Steven Soderbergh
Steven Soderbergh
Alicia M Stevenson
Sly Stone
Justin Sundquist
Clark Terry
John Joseph Thomas
James Van Heusen
J R Vasquez
Donna Vega
Ryan Vonlossberg
Dana Wagner
Todd Wagner
Norman Walker
Catherine Wall
Marvin Walowitz
Peter Walts
Jonathan M. Watson
Christopher Just Weaver
Andrew Webster
Wendy Weidman
Mark Weingarten
Karen Sharp Weissman
Annie Welles
Dean West
Lee Wimer
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
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Miscellaneous Notes
Selected Best Argentinean Film of 2000 by the Argentinean FIPRESCI.
Winner of seven awards, including Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Editing by the 2001 Agrentinean Film Critic's Association.
Limited Release in United States September 10, 2004
Released in United States 2004
Released in United States Fall September 10, 2004
Released in United States on Video April 12, 2005
Released in United States September 2004
Shown at London Film Festival (World Cinema) November 7-22, 2001.
Shown at New Directors/New Films in New York City March 23 - April 8, 2001.
Shown at Seattle International Film Festival May 20 - June 13, 2004.
Shown at Telluride Film Festival August 31 - September 3, 2001.
Shown at Toronto International Film Festival (Contemporary World Cinema) September 6-15, 2001.
Shown at Venice International Film Festival September 1-11, 2004.
Released in United States 2004 (Shown at Seattle International Film Festival May 20 - June 13, 2004.)
Released in United States on Video April 12, 2005
Released in United States September 2004 (Shown at Venice International Film Festival September 1-11, 2004.)
Limited Release in United States September 10, 2004
Remake of the feature film "Nine Queens" (Argentina/2001) written and directed by Fabian Bielinsky and produced by Pablo Bossi and Cecila Bossi. The film was released in the United States by Sony Picture Classics in 2002.
Feature directorial debut for Fabian Bielinsky.
Feature directorial debut for Gregory Jacobs.
Kodak
Released in United States Fall September 10, 2004
