100 Kilos

About This Movie

So, '100 Kilos' dives into the gritty underbelly of South Central L.A., exploring the Freeway Boyz and their tumultuous journey through the drug trade. The film's tone is raw, almost documentary-like, capturing the chaos and desperation of the streets. It’s not just about crime – there’s a political undertone that hints at the darker connections to U.S. foreign policy, which makes for some thought-provoking moments. The pacing feels almost frenetic, reflecting the urgency of the characters' lives. Performances are solid, bringing a palpable tension that keeps you engaged. It's not flashy or polished, but that's what gives it a unique authenticity. A fascinating snapshot of an era and a community caught in a whirlpool of ambition, danger, and unintended consequences.

Explores real-life implications of the drug tradeInteresting take on 80s/90s L.A. cultureHighlights the impact of socio-political issues on local communities