Amores Perros

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Theatrical Release Date:

03/30/2001

DVD Release Date:

02/18/2003

Run Time:

153min.

Starring:

Emilio Echeverria , Gael García Bernal , Goya Toledo , Alvaro Guerrero , Jorge Salinas

Director(s):

Alejandro González Iñárritu

Distributor(s):

Lions Gate Films

MPAA Rating:

R for violence/gore, language and sexuality.

Genre(s):

Foreign

Plot: Three stories of life along the margins in Mexico City converge in this inventive thriller. Octavio is sharing an apartment with his brother, which leads to a serious problem when he falls in love with Susanna, his sister-in-law. Read More

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