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The Bowery

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In the bustling heart of New York during the 1930s, a group of marginalized men and alcoholics struggles to survive on the streets of Bowery. Among them is Steve, an artist with broken dreams who has fallen into the trap of alcoholism, navigating the shadows of despair while fighting to reclaim his former glory. As he socializes with his fellow misfortunes, including Johnny, a young man with an indomitable spirit who still longs for a better future, rivalries and unexpected friendships ignite.

The story takes a dramatic turn when a mysterious woman, who lives in a world completely alien to the men of Bowery, appears in their lives. Her presence awakens old dreams in Steve and confronts him with his reality, prompting him to question his choices. Set against a backdrop of neon light festivals and withered dreams, the characters face their inner demons and the cruel reality of their lives.

As the days turn into a constant struggle against hopelessness, the group will come together in an attempt to find redemption, exploring the strong bond of friendship and discovering that, despite the darkness, a spark of hope always exists. The narrative is a poignant blend of tragedy and camaraderie, reflecting the fight for dignity in a world that often seems to have forgotten it.

Media type
Movie
Year
1933
Director
Raoul Walsh
Writer
James Gleason
Howard Estabrook
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.80
Actors
Wallace Beery
George Raft
Jackie Cooper
Fay Wray
Pert Kelton
Herman Bing
Oscar Apfel
Ferdinand Munier
George Walsh
Lillian Harmer
Lucille Ball
Heinie Conklin
Paulette Goddard
Charles Lane
Charles Middleton
Gender
Comedy
Drama
Country
United States
Producers
Darryl F. Zanuck
Original title
The Bowery
Duration
92
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