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Sin Nombre

We gushed about the Sundance award-winning film Sin Nombre a few months ago, and now the film is finally playing in Chicago at Landmark Century Cinema. Written and directed by first-time film maker, Cary Joji Fukunaga , Sin Nombre is in essence an immigration film. However, instead of using the usual U.S-Mexico border as a backdrop, the film concerns itself with Central America, an important way point for many immigrants into Mexico and ultimately, this country. Be warned, the film takes no shortcuts when making its points on the violent and brutal realities of immigrants crossing multiple-borders crossing journey to their final destination, the U.S./Mexico line. This film is a must see--and don't take this endorsement lightly.

The trailer for this dramatic thriller shows images of gang-warfare as well as desperate people trying to have a better life in the U.S. The common thread that connects them is the well-known immigration routes that lead into Mexico. For the immigrants, it is a way out, for the gang members, its a way to make easy money by robbing them. Both groups are marginalized and both groups are seen as faceless. The trailer offers but a glipse of the hour and a half trip this film takes the audience on.

Ventana Al Sur

We gushed about the Sundance award-winning film Sin Nombre a few months ago, and now the film is finally playing in Chicago at Landmark Century Cinema. Written and directed by first-time film maker, Cary Joji Fukunaga , Sin Nombre is in essence an immigration film. However, instead of using the usual U.S-Mexico border as a backdrop, the film concerns itself with Central America, an important way point for many immigrants into Mexico and ultimately, this country. Be warned, the film takes no shortcuts when making its points on the violent and brutal realities of immigrants crossing multiple-borders crossing journey to their final destination, the U.S./Mexico line. This film is a must see--and don't take this endorsement lightly.

The trailer for this dramatic thriller shows images of gang-warfare as well as desperate people trying to have a better life in the U.S. The common thread that connects them is the well-known immigration routes that lead into Mexico. For the immigrants, it is a way out, for the gang members, its a way to make easy money by robbing them. Both groups are marginalized and both groups are seen as faceless. The trailer offers but a glipse of the hour and a half trip this film takes the audience on.

Another Oscar For Jorge Drexler?

We gushed about the Sundance award-winning film Sin Nombre a few months ago, and now the film is finally playing in Chicago at Landmark Century Cinema. Written and directed by first-time film maker, Cary Joji Fukunaga , Sin Nombre is in essence an immigration film. However, instead of using the usual U.S-Mexico border as a backdrop, the film concerns itself with Central America, an important way point for many immigrants into Mexico and ultimately, this country. Be warned, the film takes no shortcuts when making its points on the violent and brutal realities of immigrants crossing multiple-borders crossing journey to their final destination, the U.S./Mexico line. This film is a must see--and don't take this endorsement lightly.

The trailer for this dramatic thriller shows images of gang-warfare as well as desperate people trying to have a better life in the U.S. The common thread that connects them is the well-known immigration routes that lead into Mexico. For the immigrants, it is a way out, for the gang members, its a way to make easy money by robbing them. Both groups are marginalized and both groups are seen as faceless. The trailer offers but a glipse of the hour and a half trip this film takes the audience on.

Broken Embraces

We gushed about the Sundance award-winning film Sin Nombre a few months ago, and now the film is finally playing in Chicago at Landmark Century Cinema. Written and directed by first-time film maker, Cary Joji Fukunaga , Sin Nombre is in essence an immigration film. However, instead of using the usual U.S-Mexico border as a backdrop, the film concerns itself with Central America, an important way point for many immigrants into Mexico and ultimately, this country. Be warned, the film takes no shortcuts when making its points on the violent and brutal realities of immigrants crossing multiple-borders crossing journey to their final destination, the U.S./Mexico line. This film is a must see--and don't take this endorsement lightly.

The trailer for this dramatic thriller shows images of gang-warfare as well as desperate people trying to have a better life in the U.S. The common thread that connects them is the well-known immigration routes that lead into Mexico. For the immigrants, it is a way out, for the gang members, its a way to make easy money by robbing them. Both groups are marginalized and both groups are seen as faceless. The trailer offers but a glipse of the hour and a half trip this film takes the audience on.

Oliver Stone Preps Documentary on Hugo Chavez

We gushed about the Sundance award-winning film Sin Nombre a few months ago, and now the film is finally playing in Chicago at Landmark Century Cinema. Written and directed by first-time film maker, Cary Joji Fukunaga , Sin Nombre is in essence an immigration film. However, instead of using the usual U.S-Mexico border as a backdrop, the film concerns itself with Central America, an important way point for many immigrants into Mexico and ultimately, this country. Be warned, the film takes no shortcuts when making its points on the violent and brutal realities of immigrants crossing multiple-borders crossing journey to their final destination, the U.S./Mexico line. This film is a must see--and don't take this endorsement lightly.

The trailer for this dramatic thriller shows images of gang-warfare as well as desperate people trying to have a better life in the U.S. The common thread that connects them is the well-known immigration routes that lead into Mexico. For the immigrants, it is a way out, for the gang members, its a way to make easy money by robbing them. Both groups are marginalized and both groups are seen as faceless. The trailer offers but a glipse of the hour and a half trip this film takes the audience on.

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We gushed about the Sundance award-winning film Sin Nombre a few months ago, and now the film is finally playing in Chicago at Landmark Century Cinema. Written and directed by first-time film maker, Cary Joji Fukunaga , Sin Nombre is in essence an immigration film. However, instead of using the usual U.S-Mexico border as a backdrop, the film concerns itself with Central America, an important way point for many immigrants into Mexico and ultimately, this country. Be warned, the film takes no shortcuts when making its points on the violent and brutal realities of immigrants crossing multiple-borders crossing journey to their final destination, the U.S./Mexico line. This film is a must see--and don't take this endorsement lightly.

The trailer for this dramatic thriller shows images of gang-warfare as well as desperate people trying to have a better life in the U.S. The common thread that connects them is the well-known immigration routes that lead into Mexico. For the immigrants, it is a way out, for the gang members, its a way to make easy money by robbing them. Both groups are marginalized and both groups are seen as faceless. The trailer offers but a glipse of the hour and a half trip this film takes the audience on.

Baghdad, Puerto Rico

Baghdad, Puerto Rico

by Remezcla Team

10.13.08

Ay, Chihuahua!

Ay, Chihuahua!

by Remezcla Team

09.23.08

Stellet Licht

Stellet Licht

by Remezcla Team

07.26.08

A Tale of Fate

A Tale of Fate

by Remezcla Team

07.24.08

El Niño de Barro

El Niño de Barro

by Remezcla Team

07.24.08

La Familia Tortuga

La Familia Tortuga

by Remezcla Team

07.24.08

Niñas Mal

Niñas Mal

07.24.08

The Dreams of Outsiders

The Dreams of Outsiders

04.29.08

The Law of Desire

The Law of Desire

04.28.08

REmezcla REcomienda: HFFNY

REmezcla REcomienda: HFFNY

04.10.08

La Zona

La Zona

04.02.08

Maldeamores

Maldeamores

03.16.08