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Raising Victor Vargas

Filed under: Film — Tags: Peter Sollett, Raising Victor Vargas — Ansel @ 1:01 pm July 28, 2010

The average coming-of-age film is generally thwart with drama at every turn and a look-at-me-look-at-me element that rarely deserve any attention at all.

So if you come across a largely slept on 2002 film full of character, subtlety and previously untapped performing talent, then you’ll have no doubt discovered what it was like Raising Victor Vargas.

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