Él tendrá un buen futuro, si puede vivir hasta la semana que viene.
Carlitos Brigante, un antiguo traficante de heroína de origen portorriqueño, sale de la cárcel después de cinco años de reclusión, dispuesto a dejar el tráfico de drogas. Con la ayuda de un abogado cocainómano consigue hacerse socio de un club nocturno e intenta reanudar la relación con su ex-novia, pero no es fácil seguir el buen camino dentro del mundo del crimen.
"Carlito's Way," a gripping 1993 crime drama directed by Brian De Palma and produced by Universal Pictures and Epic Productions, delves deep into the tumultuous life of Carlito Brigante, portrayed masterfully by Al Pacino. Set against the gritty backdrop of New York City, the film follows Carlito, a former drug kingpin, as he attempts to leave his criminal past behind after a stint in prison. His journey towards redemption is fraught with challenges, as old ties and new temptations threaten to pull him back into the underworld he desperately seeks to escape. The narrative is enriched by the complex relationships Carlito navigates, particularly his bond with his lawyer and friend, David Kleinfeld, played by Sean Penn, whose descent into corruption contrasts sharply with Carlito's aspirations for a legitimate life. The film's emotional core is further deepened by Carlito's rekindled romance with his former love, Gail, portrayed by Penelope Ann Miller, whose presence offers him a glimmer of hope and a reason to strive for change. The chemistry between the characters adds layers of tension and humanity to the story, making Carlito's struggle all the more poignant. Brian De Palma's stylistic direction, characterized by his signature use of long takes and dynamic camera movements, elevates the film's intensity and immerses the audience in Carlito's world. The film's pacing is meticulously crafted, building suspense and leading to a heart-wrenching climax that underscores the tragic inevitability of Carlito's fate. The haunting score by Patrick Doyle complements the film's mood, enhancing its emotional impact and leaving a lasting impression on the viewer. "Carlito's Way" stands as a testament to the power of redemption and the harsh realities of escaping one's past. Through its compelling storytelling and unforgettable performances, the film captures the essence of a man caught between his desire for a new life and the inescapable pull of his former existence, making it a timeless classic in the crime genre.
Año1993
Presupuesto30000000$
Duración144 minuto
Ingresos63800000$
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GénerosCrimenDramaSuspense
Países de producciónUnited States of America
