Plot: Student Academy Award winner Cary Joji Fukunaga makes his feature directorial debut with this epic dramatic thriller following a Honduran teenager who reunites with her long-estranged father and attempts to emigrate to America with him in order to ... Read More
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Which Way Home and the recently-released Sin Nombre would make for an excellent double feature, as the former -- currently screening in the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival -- is a riveting documentary that taps into the same concept and themes of Sin Nombre,...
We'll be re-posting my review from Sundance a little later on, but I felt this film deserved its own reminder post and so here I am reminding you that one of the best films from this year's Sundance Film Festival hits theaters today. From what I can tell...
The die-hards and the locals kept trudging into screenings on Friday, the penultimate day of the SXSW film festival, no doubt dodging sidewalk-jamming musicians. Reports filtered in that there was a massive crowd at the Austin Convention Center to see the...
One of the more fascinating and gut-wrenching films at this year's festival, Sin Nombre managed to snag a couple of awards (Best Director and Best Cinematography in U.S. Dramatic Competition) before skipping town with a writer-director who's sure to...
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I really liked this movie. Considering the context of the movie the violence seems plausible. What really impressed me about this movie was the guts and bravery of the character Sayra... (very belie... vably played by Paulina Gaitan) - what a women :^) Full Review
A Magnificent tale of cultural and societal ideologies clashing in what becomes a heartbreaking tragedy. Personally, it was an all too true spotlight on what real religion should look like but unsurpr... isingly used by the "wrong" people for the "wrong" reasons. The story is not one of striking and supenseful surprizes as much of the story is predictable, but the main characters hold you in their search for meaning, belonging, and love. I would gladly see it again and will undoubtedly recommend it to any movie lover. Full Review
EXCELLENT! Held my interest from beginning to end! A 5 star performance!
The only movie I have ever walked out on. Gratuitous violence masquerading as drama. Truly so gruesome that we were unable to stay and see the end of this film.
Outstanding chronicle of harrowing journey young people from Latin America are willing to endure for the hope of reaching the promise of new future in America.

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