Noire's First Movie

In "Hittin' the Bricks," Fuego, a handsome young aspiring rapper, played by Ernesto Bautista (The Shield, Law & Order), must choose between his dream and his family's safety in this adaptation of best-selling author Noire's latest thriller.

When Fuego gets out of prison, his first thoughts are of pursuing his dream of becoming a rap recording artist. But when he is picked up by former prison gangsta turned Spanish Harlem kingpin, Tiburon (Enrique Almeida - CSI:Miami, Boston Legal), Fuego finds that there could be a high price to pay for his dreams.

Tiburon promises to hook the rapper up with all the right music connections, but in return, Fuego must "deliver" his cousin, Eva (Alexandra Merejo - Next Day Air), a gorgeous 18-year-old model. Certain death is all Fuego has to look forward to unless he goes along with Tiburon's plan.

But Eva is already in love with hot hip-hop artist Mello (Texas Battle - Dragonball: Evolution, The Young and the Restless, One Tree Hill). When she refuses to get with Tiburon, Fuego finds himself in a deadly balancing act, trying to keep Tiburon from killing them both.

Fuego's only chance is to compete in an approaching contest at The Bricks, the hottest club in Spanish Harlem. The prize is a recording contract with record executive, Ill Niño (recording artist DJ Kane). Fuego has the talent and if he can win, it could mean an escape for him and Eva.

But in a place where one wrong move can end with the spilled blood of the innocent, Fuego will find that the price of his dream could be too high.

"Hittin' the Bricks" is an adaptation of the highly-anticipated novel of the same name by Noire, a best-selling genre author of urban erotic tales. It is a release of Spanish Harlem Entertainment, LLC and is produced by Spark Digital Media, Atchity Entertainment International and Magic Dragon Entertainment from a screenplay by Noire and Adria Lang. Brian T. Jaynes directs.