Los últimos golpes de 'El Torete'

One of a collection of Spanish movies focusing on the world wide subject of juvenile delinquency, "El Torete" features real kids instead of actors, young criminals in real life, basically reenacting their crimes for an audience. Some might say it isn't a good idea to make screen idols out of criminals, as it just glorifies a life of crime. But the realism lends an undeniable fascination to the events as they unfold on the screen. Because the subject matter knows no geographical boundaries, it is truly a shame these movies are not available to an English speaking audience. There are no subtitle files available online, and although these movies have made it to Blu Ray, again, no English subtitles. "Street Warriors/Perros Callejeros" and it's sequel can be found with an English overdub, but it sounds awful and turns the film into a silly comedy. I was happy to find subtitles for "El Pico," but sadly there is none available for "El Pico 2." I'm hoping that the distributors of these great vintage movies realizes the profit that can be made by making these movies available to an International audience.