Boulevard (1994 film)

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Boulevard
Directed by Penelope Buitenhuis
Produced by Ilana Frank
Peer J. Oppenheimer
Ray Sager
Peter R. Simpson
Written by Andrea Wilde
Starring Rae Dawn Chong
Kari Wührer
Lou Diamond Phillips
Lance Henriksen
Joel Bissonnette
Judith Scott
Music by Ian Thomas
Cinematography David Frazee
Editing by Bernadette Kelly
Running time 95 minutes
Language English
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Boulevard is a 1994 crime thriller film starring Rae Dawn Chong and Lou Diamond Phillips.

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[edit] Plot

The film is about a woman named Jennefer (played by Kari Wührer) who runs from her abusive husband, gives her baby up for adoption and ends up on the streets. She's taken in by a prostitute named Ola (played by Rae Dawn Chong. Ola sees her pimp Hassan (Lou Diamond Phillips) murder another prostitute but refuses to testify against him. A police officer named McClaren (Lance Henriksen) attempts to interrogate her and she is deported. Jennefer then becomes a prostitute under Hassan and later confronts her husband.

[edit] Cast

  • Rae Dawn Chong — Ola
  • Kari Wührer — Jennefer
  • Lou Diamond Phillips — Hassan
  • Lance Henriksen — McClaren
  • Joel Bissonnette — J—Rod
  • Judith Scott — Sheila
  • Amber Lea Weston — Debi
  • Greg Campbell — Coco
  • Keram Malicki—Sánchez — Sister
  • Katie Griffin (as Katie Griffen) — Lorraine
  • Marcia Bennett — Mrs. Braverly
  • Michael Eric Kramer (as Michael Kramer) — Doctor
  • Linlyn Lue — ICU Nurse
  • James Loxley — Dr. Edwards
  • Timm Zemanek — Ticket Clerk
  • Renato Rizzuti — Large Man
  • Jim Feather — Chester
  • Jimmy Loftus — Paul
  • Christopher Bickford — Punk
  • Alex Bandiera — Thug
  • Kathleen Kitts — Blonde Woman

[edit] Reception

All Movie Guide critic Sandra Brennan gave the film 1 1/2 stars out of 5.[1]

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