STARRING:          Benjamin Bratt
Movies:
“Demolition Man” (1993) … Alfredo Garcia
“Clear and Present Danger” (1994) … Captain Ramirez
“Traffic” (2000) … Juan Obregon
“Love in the Time of Cholera” (2007) … Dr. Juvenal Urbino
Awards:
Won – 2002 Alma Award – “Piñero” (2001) – Outstanding actor in a motion picture
Won – 1999 Alma Award - “Law & Order” (1990) – Outstanding actor in a drama series
Won – 2001 S.A.G. – “Traffic” (2000) – Outstanding Performance by the cast of a theatrical motion picture
Nominated – 1999 Emmy – “Law & Order” (1990) – Outstanding actor in a drama series

Jeremy Ray Valdez
Movies/TV Series:
“The Rookie: CTU” (2007) (TV) … Jason
“Constantine” (2005) … Liquor Store Clerk Nico
“That’s So Raven” (2003, 2 Episodes) (TV) … Ricky

Erika Alexander
TV Series:
Tanya Thorpe (1 episode, 2007)
Guerillas in the Mist (2007) TV episode .... Tanya Thorpe
"Numb3rs" .... U.S. Marshal Tricia Yae ger (1 episode, 2007)
In Security (2007) TV episode .... U.S. Marshal Tricia Yaegger
"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" .... A.D.A. Kirkson (1 episode, 2007)
Awards
Won – 2003  Black Reel Award – “30 Years to Life” Best Independent Actor

Kevin Michael Richardson
Movies/Shows (voice):
“The Batman” (2004-2008) … The Joker
“Kim Possible” (2002-2007) … Slim Possible
“TMNT” (2007) … General Aguila/Additional Voices
Awards:
Nominated – 2005 Daytime Emmy – Outstanding performer in an animated program “The batman” (2004)

Mission Street Rhapsody (aka Mission Love Story)

Che is a humble bus driver in San Francisco's Mission District, but in el barrio, he is "EL MERO CHINGON" -- the baddest Chicano on the block. Raised on tough breaks, disappointment, and time in jail, he renounced his life of drugs and crime to raise his teenage son. Che’s world is now his son, Jesse, his lifelong friends (the Mission Boyz), and his devotion to lowrider cars.  At “church” in his garage, his gospel follows the Chicano tradition of salvaging junked cars and baptizing them into “classics”.  But Che’s real faith is in Jesse.  Charming and intelligent, Jesse is an honors student bound for college.  Che works feverishly to ready a "to-the-bone" lowrider for Jesse, a symbolic rite of passage. It is also a reminder to Jesse that no matter how far he travels in life, he will always stay connected to his roots. But this connection is shattered when Che discovers that Jesse is gay. In a homophobic rage, Che violently beats his son – “the best friend he’s got” – for being who he is. Che struggles with his reaction to Jesse’s revelation.  In his anger, he loses his son. He loses his faith. He, once again, loses himself.  Enter Lena, his new neighbor. A social activist with bohemian sensibilities, Lena has dedicated her life to ending violence against women.  The two fiery souls could not be more different, yet their mutual attraction is undeniable. A possible bridge to his enlightenment, Lena's wisdom and strength may be the virtues to help Che find a way back to his son.  

WRITER/DIRECTOR                 Peter Bratt
PRODUCERS:                          Alpita Patel, Benjamin Bratt, Peter Bratt
PRODUCTION COMPANY:       5 Stick Films
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:      White Knuckle Entertainment, Kat Taylor &
Tom Steyer & Taylor Hackford