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LOS FRIKIS SOUNDTRACK & ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURE COMPANION EP OUT NOW
A celebration of individuality and self-expression – Angel Martinez, South Florida Digest
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Sweet, Heart-wrenching, flawlessly crafted – Mauricio Cinestra, Popticular
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Not just spectacular, it is essential – Antoni Belchi, EFE Newswire
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A celebration of individuality and self-expression – Angel Martinez, South Florida Digest * Sweet, Heart-wrenching, flawlessly crafted – Mauricio Cinestra, Popticular * Not just spectacular, it is essential – Antoni Belchi, EFE Newswire *
INSPIRED BY TRUE EVENTS.
In 1990s Cuba, where Fidel Castro has outlawed all rock music, a group of impoverished punk musicians dream of a life beyond oppression. Desperate for a way out, they seize on a shocking and dangerous escape—one that could grant them the freedom they crave but at the ultimate cost. Inspired by true events, Los Frikis is a gripping story of rebellion, sacrifice, and the unbreakable human spirit.
Starring Adrià Arjona, Los Frikis is directed by the filmmakers behind The Peanut Butter Falcon and produced by Academy Award®-winning producers Lord Miller (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse).
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In 1990s Cuba, where Fidel Castro has outlawed all rock music, a group of impoverished punk musicians dream of a life beyond oppression. Desperate for a way out, they seize on a shocking and dangerous escape—one that could grant them the freedom they crave but at the ultimate cost. Inspired by true events, Los Frikis is a gripping story of rebellion, sacrifice, and the unbreakable human spirit.
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Directed and written by Michael Schwartz & Tyler Nilson
Produced by Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, Jordan Fudge, Jeremy Allen, Aditya Sood, Rebecca Karch Tomlinson, Tyler Nilson,Michael Schwartz
Executive Produced by Adria Arjona, Anthony Mark
Co-produced by Héctor Medina, Tess Cohen
Starring Adria Arjona, Héctor Medina, introducing Eros de la Puente, with Luis Alberto García and Jorge Perugorría