Way Out

A story of two men who become heroin addicts, what they must do to support their habit and how it affects their lives.

Cast

Franklin Rodríguez

as Frankie

Sharyn Jimenez

as Anita

Jerry Rutkin

as Jerry

Starr Ruiz

as Stella

Gilbert Mesa

as Fats

Cecil White

as Che Che

Louis Colon

as Louie

Rudy Rosado

as Rudy

John Gimenez

as Pop

Eddie James

as Harlem Man

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