Bread and Roses

Year: 2001

Runtime: 110 min

Language: English

Director: Ken Loach

Drama

In the tough streets of Los Angeles, a young Mexican woman named Maya seeks to escape poverty and build a better life. The film portrays her personal and professional challenges as she navigates a community often marginalized, highlighting the impact of social inequality. It's a powerful story about resilience and the pursuit of a brighter future, observed through a sensitive and insightful perspective.

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