El americano (2009)

El americano is a short film released in 2009, with a runtime of 24 minutes. The film is set in the United States and features a diverse cast including Twyla Banks as Elena, Tommy Guerrero as Market Goer, Harold Cannon as Omar, Chalo Gonzales as Tonio, Sandra Favero as Market Goer, Juana Samayoa as Market Goer, Rodney Roldan as Merchant, Andreina Rios as Dr. Quillay, Edward Rodrigo Dias as Mar's Uncle, Denise Bradley as Market Goer, Manny Jimenez Jr. as Street Kid, Eric Shayne as Market Goer, Johnny Soto as Market Goer, J.R. Killigryu as Americano, Jaime Sevallows as Market Goer, Zhubi Rahbar as Merchant, Suilma Rodriguez as Mar, Karina Manchala as Gabriela, Carolina Amige as Officer Perez, Brian Valparaiso as Market Goer, Lis Duran as Merchant, Allen Dula as Officer Fernandez, Maria Aseves as Maria, Eddie Ruiz as Merchant, Brenda Walsh as Market Goer, Ernie Rivera as Market Goer, Andres Salazar as Market Goer, Diana Kim as Market Goer, Brandon Bailey as Merchant, Maria Calix as Chayo, Thomas Colvin as Merchant, Karina Gomez Trejo as Gigi, Rick D. Roybal as Market Goer, Brenda Nicole Walsh as Market Goer, Sandra Amaya as Sara, Elaine Barnard as Lucia, Ivonne Valencia as Market Teenager 2, Harry Chacon as Mario, Jose Manuel Padilla as Market Goer, Ingrid Palomo as Market Goer, Monica Gerra as Market Goer, Seda Melconi as Market Goer, Gladys Gida as Market Goer, Michelle Inohosa as Market Goer, Emmanuelle Sepeda as Market Goer, Liz Valente as Market Goer, Delarosa as Market Goer, Evelyn Caballero O'Donnell as Aunt Zoila, Viviana Brash as Aunt Rosa, Kaden as Pawn Shop Owner, Jonathan Bustamante as Julio, Rita Katami as Market Goer, Monica Gomez as Market Goer, Vincent Sanchez as Market Goer, Nat Davis as Market Goer, Denise Prieto as Market Goer, Joseph Martinez as Market Goer.

The film follows the story of an Americano, played by J.R. Killigryu, who finds himself in a bustling market in an unknown city. As he navigates the chaotic streets, he encounters a variety of colorful characters, from street kids to merchants to market goers. Through his interactions with the locals, the Americano learns about the culture and customs of the vibrant community he finds himself in.

With a talented cast and a unique setting, El americano offers a glimpse into a world filled with life and energy. The film captures the essence of the market scene, with its sights, sounds, and characters that come together to create a tapestry of experiences. Through the Americano's eyes, the audience is taken on a journey of discovery and connection, as he learns to appreciate the beauty and diversity of the world around him.

Overall, El americano is a captivating short film that immerses viewers in a rich and engaging story. With its memorable characters and compelling storyline, the film is a must-see for anyone looking to experience a slice of life in a bustling market setting.