Tropix (film) explained

Tropix is a 2002 independent film directed by Costa Ricabased Americans Percy Angress and Livia Linden. The film is one of the few independent films made in Costa Rica. It was released in the US on DVD in 2004.[1] It was filmed in Guápiles, and San José.[2] [3] The film stars Danielle Bisutti, Ryan Barton-Grimley, and Keith Brunsmann.[4]

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Notes and References

  1. Eliot Greenspan Costa Rica For Dummies - 2011 - Page 26 1118168399 " or either of the small independent films Tropix or Caribe, both of which were written, set, and shot in the country."
  2. Erin Rheenen Moon Living Abroad in Costa Rica 1612388698 2014 -"And who can forget Tropix (2002),directed by Percy Angress and filmed in Guápiles, Playa Escondido, ParqueEste, and SanJosé. The film's tagline: “Come to Costa Rica. See endangered species. Become one...."
  3. Frommer's Central America Eliot Greenspan, Nicholas Gill, Charlie O'Malley - 0470449209 2009 - Page 49 "Local feature films like Tropix, Caribe, and Passport are all out on subtitled DVD."
  4. Jim Craddock Videohound's Golden Movie Retriever 0787689807 2006 p.888 "Tropix 2002 Poor Corrine thinks her hubby whisked her to Costa Rica to salvage their wreck of a marriage only to realize that the no-good cad actually has crooked business dealings on the agenda. ... Danielle Bisutti, Michelle Jones, Thomas Scott-Stanton; D: Percy Angress, Livia Linden; W: Livia Linden; C: Luc G. Nicknair."

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