Spike Lee presents the Colombian flick ‘Manos Sucias’

Mar 25, 2015 | Posted by LaRoiz | TV & Film |

“Manos Sucias” makes its U.S. theatrical debut in April.

After making a great impact at the Cartagena Film Festival and Tribeca last year, where it won multiple awards, “Manos Sucias” is now headed to the U.S. to mark territory.

The Colombian-American flick tells the story of two young men –a fisherman and a naive man– who begin trafficking drugs in the Pacific coast of Colombia.

“Manos Sucias,” which was filmed in Buenaventura, Valle del Cauca, Colombia, is directed by Josef Wladyka and produced/presented by Spike Lee.

Following its remarkable launch oversees, the film will make its U.S. theatrical release on April 3rd in New York City, April 10th in Los Angeles, Calif., and other cities thereafter including Miami and Detroit.

As the flick navigates to theaters in the states, why not check out the trailer below:

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