
Avenues
Drama
Overview
Saul Sanchez returns home to the rough Los Angeles neighborhood of Highland Park, also known as The Avenues, after serving a decade-long prison sentence. Once back, Saul seeks a reunion with his estranged young daughter. Guided by a sympathetic parole officer, who discovers his hidden illiteracy, Saul begins writing a letter to his daughter and begins a journey of self-discovery amid pressure from his gangland Avenidas familia. As Saul separates himself from old friends, he mentors a troubled teenage neighbor following an all-too-familiar gang path. Based on a true story, "Avenues" tells a deeply personal story of fatherhood and the isolation felt by former convicts.
Top Cast


Tracey Heggins
Tracey Heggins
Angela Wright
Tracey Heggins
Angela Wright


Hector Atreyu Ruiz
Hector Atreyu Ruiz
Saul Sanchez
Hector Atreyu Ruiz
Saul Sanchez


Ski Carr
Ski Carr
Victor Noriega
Ski Carr
Victor Noriega
Rene Arreola
Rene Arreola
Nacho Estrada
Rene Arreola
Nacho Estrada
Israel Montano
Israel Montano
Leo Quinto
Israel Montano
Leo Quinto


Erika Sabel Flores
Erika Sabel Flores
Esperanza Quinto
Erika Sabel Flores
Esperanza Quinto
Tom Ingram
Tom Ingram
Harry Vaughn
Tom Ingram
Harry Vaughn
Maile Martinez
Maile Martinez
Vanessa Rios
Maile Martinez
Vanessa Rios
Jenny Mendoza
Jenny Mendoza
Yesenia Rios
Jenny Mendoza
Yesenia Rios
Brad Hills
Brad Hills
Keno Richards
Brad Hills
Keno Richards
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