'Los Frikis' tells story of Cubans who injected themselves with HIV-infected blood to escape poverty
A new Spanish-language film out Christmas Day in select markets. "Los Frikis" is inspired by true events in 1990s Cuba. It's estimated that between 200 and 500 people intentionally injected themselves ...
US theaters are buzzing with gripping dramas, thrilling adventures, and chilling horrors. Highlights include Los Frikis, a ...
Not all Frikis followed suit, but as one former member recalled in a Vice documentary, the sanitorium he went to was almost ...
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Adria Arjona, Héctor Medina and Eros de la Puente — share insight into bringing the "outrageous" story to life.
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It all started in Havana. For filmmakers Michael Schwartz and Tyler Nilson - the directorial duo behind 2019’s Shia ...
Spanish-language feature 'Los Frikis' follows young outcasts who willingly contracted HIV to secure food during the island ...
After a successful festival run, the film about a group of marginalized punk rockers in Cuba during the '90s opens in U.S.
The movie, premiering this month, is based on real events in the early 1990s, when a group of young people in Cuba were ...
Los Frikis takes its challenging subject matter and infuses it with genuine heart, making it an irresistible crowd-pleaser ...
In the 1990s, as the AIDS epidemic raged on, made Frikis made the bold decision to inject themselves with HIV-positive blood, a dangerous act that nevertheless granted them access to government-run ...
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