Padre Nuestro
Armando Hernadez, Jesus Ochoa, Jorge Adrián Espíndola
Fleeing a criminal past, Juan hops a truck transporting illegal immigrants from Mexico to New York City, where he meets Pedro, who is seeking his rich father.
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January 16, 2009I hate when Americans do this type of movies and try to label them "Mexican", especially when it's such crap.
An immigrant movie in which is really easy to not sympathize with the terrible characters. Basically, every character in this film is either an asshole or impossibly s... ...( read more ) -
March 3, 2008What we have here is an independent film which I think should be given its due credit (it won at Sundance this past year) for its twist on what could be called your tired tale of illegal Mexican immigration, poverty, and drugs. It's much more than this IMHO and here's why:
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January 2, 2008me pareció llena de clichés, con un guión flojo, en donde es jorge adrián espíndola el que se alza con la mejor actuación por encima del cucú (armando hernández) y jesús ochoa. no se que haya sido pero sentí que no se proponía nada nuevo y que de una u otra forma cada cosa que oc... ...( read more )
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