The Clash
La bronca
“From the Vega brothers”
Synopsis
Roberto, a Peruvian boy in his teens, has moved to Montreal to live with his father, Bob Montoya, and his new Canadian family. While Bob tries to succeed in his new life as a small time "business man", the ties with his son will be marked by a quiet violence that seems to have followed them from their country of origin.
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Type: Trailer • Published 2021-11-10
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Diego Vega Vidal, Daniel Vega Vidal
- Original Title
- La bronca
- Country of Origin
- Peru
- Spoken Languages
- French, Spanish, English
- Runtime
- 1h 42m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Diego Vega Vidal, Daniel Vega Vidal
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Diego Vega Vidal
Director
Daniel Vega Vidal
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What is The Clash about?
Roberto, a Peruvian boy in his teens, has moved to Montreal to live with his father, Bob Montoya, and his new Canadian family. While Bob tries to succeed in his new life as a small time "business man", the ties with his son will be marked by a quiet violence that seems to have followed them from their country of origin.
Who directed The Clash?
The Clash was directed by Diego Vega Vidal, Daniel Vega Vidal.
Who stars in The Clash?
The principal cast of The Clash includes Jorge Guerra Wiesse, Rodrigo Palacios, Sandrine Poirier-Allard, Charlotte Aubin, Isabelle Guérard.
When was The Clash released and how long is it?
The Clash was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 1h 42m.