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1.Amores Perros (Spanish) starring: Emilio Echevarría, Gael García Bernal, Goya Toledo, Álvaro Guerrero, Vanessa Bauche
directed by: Alejandro González Iñárritu
April 27, 2004
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

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VHS : Amores Perros (Spanish)
This film preceded "Crash". If you enjoyed Crash, you will enjoy Amores Perros. And my money says you will probably like it more than Crash. You must take note of all the warnings of very realistic dog fighting and brutality, but trying to keep it in the context of the movie helps.

Also enjoy Gael Garcia Bernal before he became a star (before "Mama.." and "Motorcycle Diaries")

2.Highway Patrolman starring: Pedro Armendáriz Jr., Vanessa Bauche, Bruno Bichir, Karl Braun, Adyari Cházaro
directed by: Alex Cox
July 22, 1997
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

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VHS : Highway Patrolman
I initially found out about this film from a trailer years ago in a small art house theater. The trailer showed a Mexican state patrolman desperately trying to make it up a hill towards burnt car wreckage dragging a damaged leg, clutching a huge assault rifle. "New Film From Alex Cox": I knew it was at least worth checking out. The theater release sank quickly, but I tracked down a VHS copy, and was amazed by how good this movie is. It's a "small" film, directed in Mexico with a Mexican cast (English subtitles) and the help of his Mexican-born wife. The story centers around a young rookie highway patrolman attempting (and sometimes failing) to lead an ethical life in a sometimes unethical world. A humane portrait of people living under pressure. This film's worth seeing just for the haunting ... Read More

3.Cupo Limitado starring: Vanessa Bauche, Silvia Rizzo, Pilar Souza, Magda Vizcaíno
directed by: Ulises Guzmán Reyes
July 27, 1999
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

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VHS : Cupo Limitado
I initially found out about this film from a trailer years ago in a small art house theater. The trailer showed a Mexican state patrolman desperately trying to make it up a hill towards burnt car wreckage dragging a damaged leg, clutching a huge assault rifle. "New Film From Alex Cox": I knew it was at least worth checking out. The theater release sank quickly, but I tracked down a VHS copy, and was amazed by how good this movie is. It's a "small" film, directed in Mexico with a Mexican cast (English subtitles) and the help of his Mexican-born wife. The story centers around a young rookie highway patrolman attempting (and sometimes failing) to lead an ethical life in a sometimes unethical world. A humane portrait of people living under pressure. This film's worth seeing just for the haunting ... Read More

4.La Ley DE Las Mujeres starring: José Alonso, Lourdes Elizarrarás, María Fernanda García, Vanessa Bauche, Ariane Pellicer
directed by: Billy Arellano, Ricardo Padilla
October 18, 1995
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

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VHS : La Ley DE Las Mujeres
I initially found out about this film from a trailer years ago in a small art house theater. The trailer showed a Mexican state patrolman desperately trying to make it up a hill towards burnt car wreckage dragging a damaged leg, clutching a huge assault rifle. "New Film From Alex Cox": I knew it was at least worth checking out. The theater release sank quickly, but I tracked down a VHS copy, and was amazed by how good this movie is. It's a "small" film, directed in Mexico with a Mexican cast (English subtitles) and the help of his Mexican-born wife. The story centers around a young rookie highway patrolman attempting (and sometimes failing) to lead an ethical life in a sometimes unethical world. A humane portrait of people living under pressure. This film's worth seeing just for the haunting ... Read More

5.A Lost Year (Un Año Perdido) starring: Vanessa Bauche, Bruno Bichir, Ada Carrasco, Alicia del Lago, Edith Kleiman
directed by: Gerardo Lara
October 28, 2003
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

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VHS : A Lost Year (Un Año Perdido)
I initially found out about this film from a trailer years ago in a small art house theater. The trailer showed a Mexican state patrolman desperately trying to make it up a hill towards burnt car wreckage dragging a damaged leg, clutching a huge assault rifle. "New Film From Alex Cox": I knew it was at least worth checking out. The theater release sank quickly, but I tracked down a VHS copy, and was amazed by how good this movie is. It's a "small" film, directed in Mexico with a Mexican cast (English subtitles) and the help of his Mexican-born wife. The story centers around a young rookie highway patrolman attempting (and sometimes failing) to lead an ethical life in a sometimes unethical world. A humane portrait of people living under pressure. This film's worth seeing just for the haunting ... Read More

6.Hasta Morir starring: Demián Bichir, Juan Manuel Bernal, Verónica Merchant, Vanessa Bauche, Dolores Beristáin
directed by: Fernando Sariñana
October 17, 2000
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

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VHS : Hasta Morir
I initially found out about this film from a trailer years ago in a small art house theater. The trailer showed a Mexican state patrolman desperately trying to make it up a hill towards burnt car wreckage dragging a damaged leg, clutching a huge assault rifle. "New Film From Alex Cox": I knew it was at least worth checking out. The theater release sank quickly, but I tracked down a VHS copy, and was amazed by how good this movie is. It's a "small" film, directed in Mexico with a Mexican cast (English subtitles) and the help of his Mexican-born wife. The story centers around a young rookie highway patrolman attempting (and sometimes failing) to lead an ethical life in a sometimes unethical world. A humane portrait of people living under pressure. This film's worth seeing just for the haunting ... Read More

7.Til Death starring: Demián Bichir, Juan Manuel Bernal, Verónica Merchant, Vanessa Bauche, Dolores Beristáin
directed by: Fernando Sariñana
June 24, 2003
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

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VHS : Til Death
I initially found out about this film from a trailer years ago in a small art house theater. The trailer showed a Mexican state patrolman desperately trying to make it up a hill towards burnt car wreckage dragging a damaged leg, clutching a huge assault rifle. "New Film From Alex Cox": I knew it was at least worth checking out. The theater release sank quickly, but I tracked down a VHS copy, and was amazed by how good this movie is. It's a "small" film, directed in Mexico with a Mexican cast (English subtitles) and the help of his Mexican-born wife. The story centers around a young rookie highway patrolman attempting (and sometimes failing) to lead an ethical life in a sometimes unethical world. A humane portrait of people living under pressure. This film's worth seeing just for the haunting ... Read More

8.Highway Patrolman starring: Pedro Armendáriz Jr., Vanessa Bauche, Bruno Bichir, Karl Braun, Adyari Cházaro
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

>>More Details
VHS : Highway Patrolman
I initially found out about this film from a trailer years ago in a small art house theater. The trailer showed a Mexican state patrolman desperately trying to make it up a hill towards burnt car wreckage dragging a damaged leg, clutching a huge assault rifle. "New Film From Alex Cox": I knew it was at least worth checking out. The theater release sank quickly, but I tracked down a VHS copy, and was amazed by how good this movie is. It's a "small" film, directed in Mexico with a Mexican cast (English subtitles) and the help of his Mexican-born wife. The story centers around a young rookie highway patrolman attempting (and sometimes failing) to lead an ethical life in a sometimes unethical world. A humane portrait of people living under pressure. This film's worth seeing just for the haunting ... Read More

9.Amores Perros (Sub) starring: Emilio Echevarría, Gael García Bernal, Goya Toledo, Álvaro Guerrero, Vanessa Bauche
directed by: Alejandro González Iñárritu
April 27, 2004
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

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VHS : Amores Perros (Sub)
This film preceded "Crash". If you enjoyed Crash, you will enjoy Amores Perros. And my money says you will probably like it more than Crash. You must take note of all the warnings of very realistic dog fighting and brutality, but trying to keep it in the context of the movie helps.

Also enjoy Gael Garcia Bernal before he became a star (before "Mama.." and "Motorcycle Diaries")

10.Un Ano Perdido starring: Vanessa Bauche
February 06, 2001
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

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VHS : Un Ano Perdido
This film preceded "Crash". If you enjoyed Crash, you will enjoy Amores Perros. And my money says you will probably like it more than Crash. You must take note of all the warnings of very realistic dog fighting and brutality, but trying to keep it in the context of the movie helps.

Also enjoy Gael Garcia Bernal before he became a star (before "Mama.." and "Motorcycle Diaries")

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