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Secuestro Express (2005)

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Original title: Secuestro express


Release Date
• USA: Aug 5, 2005
BoxOffice: $0.2M

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MPAA Rating
Rated R for strong violence, drug use, sexuality and language.

Running Time
1 hour, 26 minutes

Country Venezuela

Studio Miramax Films

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Other Titles
• Secuestro express (2005)



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Genre: Action, Crime, Thriller, Drama

Plot: After a decadent night of clubbing in the Venezuelan city of Caracas, Carla (Mia Maestro) and her fiancé, Martin (Jean Paul Leroux), are kidnapped by a trio of violent toughs, one of the legion of Latin American gangs who kidnap wealthy people in order to demand a high ransom. As they wait for Carla's doctor father (Ruben Blades) to produce the money, the thugs drive their victims across a nightmarish, nocturnal landscape of filthy landscapes and untrustworthy characters, beating them and threatening them with more extreme violence--especially when it appears that they just might get a reprieve.

A brutal, digital-video adrenaline rush, SECUESTRO EXPRESS is like PULP FICTION and TRAINSPOTTING colliding with Mario Bava's punishing 1974 film, RABID DOGS. First-time director Jonathan Jakubowicz, just 26 years old, has created a thriller ripe with showy technique, which does nothing to diminish the raw power of the proceedings. Along the way, Jakubowicz's message--that a few folks in Caracas have money while most of the city's citizens starve--is driven home by the effective performances of hip-hop stars Carlos Julio Molina, Pedro Berez, and Carlos Madera as the kidnappers. Unfortunately for the city's economy, after seeing this film, few wealthy foreigners are likely to be

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 Directed by
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Ruben Blades
Once Upon a Time in Mexico, Predator 2, The Devil's Own
Mía Maestro
The Motorcycle Diaries, Poseidon, Frida
Dalila Colombo
Mariú, Carmen querida, Rubí rebelde
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Angelo Milli
Unknown, Mujer de mi hermano, La, Satanás



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