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Traileris appointed by the President to spearhead America';;;s escalating war against drugs, only to discover that his teenage daughter is an drug addict.Actors: Benicio Del Toro, Jacob Vargas, Andrew Chavez, Michael Saucedo, Tomas Milian, Jose Yenque, Emilio Rivera, Michael ONeill, Michael Douglas, Russell G. Jones, Lorene Hetherington, ...»Director: Steven SoderberghCountry: United StatesDuration: 147 minQuality: HDRelease: 2000IMDb: 7.6Rating(5) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Characters of "Traffic"
Javier RodriguezPlayed by: Benicio Del Toro
Manolo SanchezPlayed by: Jacob Vargas
Robert WakefieldPlayed by: Michael Douglas
Ray CastroPlayed by: Luis Guzmán
Montel GordonPlayed by: Don Cheadle
Eduardo RuizPlayed by: Miguel Ferrer
Seth AbrahmsPlayed by: Topher Grace
Caroline WakefieldPlayed by: Erika Christensen
David AyalaPlayed by: Alec Roberts
Helena AyalaPlayed by: Catherine Zeta-Jones
Chief of StaffPlayed by: Albert Finney
General Ralph LandryPlayed by: James Brolin
Carlos AyalaPlayed by: Steven Bauer
Barbara WakefieldPlayed by: Amy Irving
Arnie MetzgerPlayed by: Dennis Quaid
Francisco FloresPlayed by: Clifton Collins Jr.
Agent HughesPlayed by: Jack Conley
Director of EPICPlayed by: Craig N. Chretien
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Critic Reviews of "Traffic"
Chicago ReaderMay 18, 2008I don't see this slightly better-than-average drug thriller, with slightly better-than-average direction by Steven Soderbergh, as anything more than a routine rubber-stamping of genre reflexes.
Time OutJune 24, 2006It's wise about different kinds of addiction and concepts of family, about the folly, futility and hypocrisy of anti-drug 'wars', and about the awful human cost of it all. And it grips like a vice from start to end.
Globe and MailApril 25, 2003Director Steven Soderbergh is riding one of the hottest streaks in the movie world.
New York Magazine/VultureSeptember 26, 2002Soderbergh's jazzed stylistics can be smartly entertaining. Without them, an uneven movie like Traffic might seem more of a mélange than it already is.
7M PicturesJuly 30, 2012It is such a complex film yet artfully done in such a way that you cannot help but sit back and admire it.
Antagony & EcstasyJuly 09, 2012A little masterpiece, at best, but for any other filmmaker, this would be a career highlight, while it's also easy to see how most other filmmakers would turn it into a dull, obvious harangue.
IGN DVDJanuary 29, 2012A fascinating look at how we're winning and losing the "war" on drugs.
Common Sense MediaDecember 29, 2010Tons of drug use, violence, and depressing stories.
Suite101.comNovember 04, 2010"Traffic" leaps into growing gorges between profit and principle and, from a law perspective, questions the sanity of ramming heads into walls of cocaine bricks. It remains one of the Zeroes' preeminent epics even after policy cinema's shift to terrorism.
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