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Bread and Roses (2000)

The Balance of Power Is About to Change

6.3audience score
148 votes on TMDB
Released September 14, 2000Runtime 1h 50mDirector Ken Loach

In Los Angeles, undocumented Mexican immigrant Maya finds work as a janitor through her sister, Rosa. However, as both work non-union, conditions are grim. After enduring abuse from her superiors, Maya is open to the pro-union rhetoric offered by organiser Sam Shapiro. Rosa, meanwhile, is far less interested in clashing with management, given the needs of her family, and a rift forms between the sisters.

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Cast of Bread and Roses

Pilar Padilla

Pilar Padilla

Maya
Adrien Brody

Adrien Brody

Sam Shapiro
Jack McGee

Jack McGee

Bert
Lillian Hurst

Lillian Hurst

Anna
Elpidia Carrillo

Elpidia Carrillo

Rosa
George López

George López

Perez
Blake Clark

Blake Clark

Mr. Griffin
Gigi Jackman

Gigi Jackman

Dolores
Yelena Antonenko

Yelena Antonenko

Maria
Sherman Augustus

Sherman Augustus

Ernest
Pepe Serna

Pepe Serna

Restaurateur
Tom Gilroy

Tom Gilroy

Director of Campaigns

About Bread and Roses

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Who stars in Bread and Roses?

Bread and Roses stars Pilar Padilla, Adrien Brody, Jack McGee, Monica Rivas, Frankie Davila.

Who directed Bread and Roses?

Bread and Roses was directed by Ken Loach.

How long is Bread and Roses?

Bread and Roses has a runtime of 1h 50m.

What is Bread and Roses about?

In Los Angeles, undocumented Mexican immigrant Maya finds work as a janitor through her sister, Rosa. However, as both work non-union, conditions are grim. After enduring abuse from her superiors, Maya is open to the pro-union rhetoric offered by organiser Sam Shapiro. Rosa, meanwhile, is far less interested in clashing with management, given the needs of her family, and a rift forms between the sisters.