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Race | Year: 1998 Classification: Drama Directed: - Tom Musca With a great score by Stan Ridgway The music for this great quirky film about city politics gone absurd in Los Angeles was written by songwriter / composer Stan Ridgway. The score alchemizes a number of ethnic instruments, ( Spanish harps, Tibetan bowls, gut string guitar,Indian oud and Russian bozuki) into a style hybrid that totally reflects this tragi/comedy without sounding like anything specific to any group or "race". Music for the L.A. melting pot. Five stars. very educational film i caught this film on B.E.T's Starz Channel.it broke down Race in The Class Room&The City.very detailed&honest.i have followed Paul Rodriguez's career for a long time.the man is always on the ball with his movie choice's.also CCH Pounder is solid as well.great dynamics&Chemistry.very educational. Worth a Rental! I watched this film on HBO this weekend and was pleasantly surprised. CCH Pounder and Paul Rodriguez give excellent performances in this flick about two people running for a vacant city council seat. It is an excellent examination of how ordinary "good" people can get caught up in mudslinging and the "game" of American politics. The talented multiracial cast offer a fresh perspective on the political process that usually gets cut-out in an age of sound bites. Buy Race at Amazon.com Buy posters at Allposters.com Jamster - the latest ringtones for your phone!  Search with Walhello on the Internet on Race Search with the Priority Search Engine on Race This page in other languages: Suomeksi | Nederlands | Deutsch
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