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Saigon, CA (2012) Movie


Saigon, CA

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Release Date
(USA) - 2012

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Running Time
USA:110 (approx.) USA:110

Tagline
Tinh Tien Tu Toi (Love Money Prison Crime)

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Cast of Saigon, CA

  1. Boi, Jimmy as (rumored) [Minh Ly]
  2. Do, Minh (I) as [Trang Bao]
  3. Huynh, David (I) as [Nguyen Phi]
  4. Ngo, Thai as [Vietnamese Gangster I]
  5. Nguyen, Dustin as [Nguyen Manh Luc]
  6. Nguyen, Long (I) as [Giang Trung]
  7. Slim, DJ as [Vietnamese Gangster II]
  8. Vu, Tuan 'Tommy' as [Himself/Gambler]
  9. Wynn, John (II) as [Paul Lieu]
  10. Le, Jane as [Dang Thi Thi]

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Genres in Saigon, CA

  1. Crime
  2. Drama

Plot of Saigon, CA

Westminster, CA. 1994. Based on a true story, SAIGON, CA follows two Vietnamese brothers who battle each other as they embark on a violent crime spree through California's Orange County area, Full Plot >>

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Trivia of Saigon, CA

- The actor Jimmy "JimmyBoi" Phan's father and aunt are the founding members of Vietnam's most famous rock and roll band, the CBC Band. JimmyBoi himself is a popular rapper hailing from Houston's "Dirty South" hip-hop scene, and has recently cut a single with Sean P of the YoungBloodz.

- The director, 'Mark Tran' (qv), caused a sensation at the 2009 Cinequest Film Festival when he won the Audience Award for Best Feature. Widely considered the most promising filmmaker out of the Bay Area, Mark directed the film at the age of 22 on a shoe-string budget. During the film's premiere at the festival, every showing was sold out with an overcapacity crowd celebrating inside the lobby and outside the theater, forcing the festival directors to call in security. Full Trivia >>