Lotto Land is a 1995 American drama film starring Lawrence Gilliard Jr. and Wendell Holmes.[1][2]
Lotto Land | |
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Directed by | John Rubino |
Written by | John Rubino |
Produced by | John Rubino Michael J. Rubino |
Starring | |
Cinematography | Rufus Standefer |
Edited by | Jack Haigis |
Music by | The Holmes Brothers |
Distributed by | Cinepix Film Properties |
Release date | June 1995 (Avignon Film Festival) |
Running time | 87 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
The picture combines the storylines of two single-parent households in a poor, racially-diverse part of Brooklyn. One story concerns a young black man, who would like to remove himself from his drug-using friends. The young man falls in love with a Latina girl, who is intending to go to university on a full scholarship. The second story entwines the lives of those characters' parents: the mother of one character works in the local liquor store; the father of the other works for the telephone company. The narrative unfolds as a winning lottery ticket worth twenty-seven million dollars is sold to a local customer at the liquor store.
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