Alek is an immigrant who has just moved to the U. S. He was banned from competing for the USSR Olympic boxing team because of his religion. Depressed and alcoholic, he finds happiness and redemption when he trains two fighters.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Joe Roth
Director
Klaus Maria Brandauer
Alek Neuman
Adrian Pasdar
Timmy Boyle
Wesley Snipes
Roland Jenkins
Ángela Molina
Elena Gitman
Elya Baskin
Klebanov
Rainbow Harvest
Brenda
Daniel O'Shea
Vinnie
John Mahoney
Linehan
Jaroslav Stremien
Malinovsky
Adam Nathan
Grisha
Michael Beach
Sonny
John McCurry
Bobby Rayner
Jimmy Nickerson
Suvorov
Dan Nutu
Sewton
Liya Glaz
Polina
Elzbieta Czyzewska
Mrs. Peshkov
Yacov Levitan
Mr. Peshkov
Alexander Yampolsky
Domitri
Heywood Gould
Writer
Richard Price
Writer
Tom Cole
Writer
Dezsö Magyar
Writer
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Commentaires
4 commentaires
source: Streets of Gold
Streets of Gold
I remember first seeing this movie when I was about 9 years old on HBO way back in 1990. I remember I liked it when I was a kid. about six months ago I tracked it down again, and it is a pretty good film. Its about 2 young boxers being caoched by an older Russian man, who was once a boxer himself. And he trains them to compete in the Olympics. its a good story. and if your a fan of the rocky,and karate kid series, or the original best of the best, idd recommend you check this out. I thought film also had a great score, that is very emotional and uplifting, and fits the film perfectly. This is definitely a feel good action/sports movie. If you can find it, Definitely check it out.
There aren't too many sports-centered stories I've seen that are quite as well done as "Streets of Gold." The character development is well done, and the pace of the story is lively. The acting is good, and the dialogue engaging. This is a story that I'm guessing most sports-fans will enjoy, but has enough depth to make it appealing to those who usually prefer something with a bit more emotional depth.
