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Living the Life

2000-07-22 | Drama
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Kata has lived her first fifteen years believing that, although she has an amazing ancestry, the only thing that lies in her future is a broken heart, the symbol of the Ninth Street Gang. She and her lifelong friend Ana are two of the toughest members of their gang, fearing nothing but the loss of each other. Car-jacking, fights, and running from the cops are a daily routine as the girls fight to protect their territory and their reputation. Performing as "Outrageous Chaos" in local dance contests provides their only relief, but each night they must return home to the sad reality of their lives.

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Living the Life FAQ

The director of Living the Life is Alex Munoz.
The release date of Living the Life is July 22, 2000.
The runtime of Living the Life is 90 minutes.
On October 04, 2024, the IMDB rating of Living the Life is 5.2/10, Rotten Tomato rating is 0/100, Metacritic rating is 0/100, TMDB rating is 6.0/10.
The genre of Living the Life is Drama.
The certification of Living the Life is PG-13.
On October 04, 2024, there were 2322 public reaction to Living the Life including odd casting, fish out of water, Coming of Age, gaslighting, like Scarface.
Kata has lived her first fifteen years believing that, although she has an amazing ancestry, the only thing that lies in her future is a broken heart, the symbol of the Ninth Street Gang. She and her lifelong friend Ana are two of the toughest members of their gang, fearing nothing but the loss of each other. Car-jacking, fights, and running from the cops are a daily routine as the girls fight to protect their territory and their reputation. Performing as "Outrageous Chaos" in local dance contests provides their only relief, but each night they must return home to the sad reality of their lives..