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Hostile Border
TrailerDeported to Mexico, an undocumented illegal immigrant (Veronica Sixtos) forms a dangerous alliance with a smuggler (Roberto Urbina) to try and return to the United States where she was raised.Genre: DramaActors: Veronica Sixtos, Julio Cesar Cedillo, Roberto Urbina, Jorge A. Jimenez, Sandra Santiago, Jesse Garcia, María del Carmen Farias, Jeff Chassler, Sebastian Feldman, Danièle Watts, Michael Nardelli, ...»Director: Michael Dwyer, Kaitlin McLaughlinCountry: United StatesDuration: 88 minQuality: SDRelease: 2015IMDb: 5.50 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "Hostile Border"
Hollywood ReporterApril 18, 2016Despite its promising setup, Hostile Border lacks narrative tension, with the screenplay by co-director Kaitlin McLaughlin never quite coming into dramatic focus.
Los Angeles TimesApril 15, 2016A strong visual sense, intriguing tempo and effective economy of words combine to make Hostile Border an above-average crime thriller.
L.A. WeeklyApril 15, 2016Co-directors Dwyer and Kaitlin McLaughlin prove more adept at the first act's low-key character building than the action-movie showdowns they're building toward, but Claudia's use of a makeshift flamethrower late in the game is an unexpected joy.
Paste MagazineApril 21, 2016McLaughlin, for whom this is her first feature-length screenwriting credit, gives her characters incisive dialogue that keeps the human relations front and center. She also knows the value of silence and its ability to convey fear, dread and loneliness.
San Diego Union-TribuneApril 17, 2016It's the sort of movie that has a sense of authenticity to it, even if the circumstances themselves are tremendously dramatic. It's a strong, solid debut from Dwyer, and will hopefully serve as a calling card for him and his talented cast.
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