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Justicia Divina (2012)

Actors: Emilio Montiel (writer), Eleazar Garcia Jr. (actor), Emilio Montiel (actor), Luis Huizar (writer), Luis Huizar (producer), Luis Huizar (actor), Max Hernandez Jr. (writer), Max Hernandez Jr. (actor), Jesus Heredia (actor), Vianey Huizar (actress), Vianey Huizar (producer), Alicia Hernandez (actress), Javier Cruz Jr. (director), Ivan Huizar (actor), Alma Huizar (actress),

Genres: Drama,

Cachito de mi corazón (2008)

Actors: Amaranta Ruiz (actress), Chucho Reyes (actor), Víctor Civeira (actor), Víctor Civeira (writer), Víctor Civeira (writer), Josefo Rodríguez (actor), Alejandra Ley (actress), Meiling Ley Rodríguez (producer), Cynthia Hernández (actress), Laura Luz (actress), María Eva Hernández (producer), Genoveva Martínez (producer), Simone Victoria (actress), Pablo Osuna (actor), Emmanuel Duprez (director),

Genres: Comedy,

Tijuana Makes Me Happy (2007)

Actors: Dylan Verrechia (miscellaneous crew), Dylan Verrechia (director), Dylan Verrechia (producer), Dylan Verrechia (producer), Dylan Verrechia (writer), Lila Downs (composer), James Lefkowitz (producer), James Lefkowitz (writer), James Lefkowitz (editor), James Lefkowitz (miscellaneous crew), Jorge Hernández (actor), Naomy Romo (miscellaneous crew), Pablo Tendilla Rocha (writer), Pablo Tendilla Rocha (producer), Aidee Gonzalez (actress),

Plot: Every man remembers how hard it is being 15 years old: Your voice is cracking, your hormones are raging, school is boring, the girl you love is a young prostitute who won't go out with you because you don't have enough cash, so you start smuggling drugs across the border in order to save enough money to buy a rooster so you can enter a cockfight and win her love. It's a tale as old as time itself. Tijuana Makes Me Happy, which won the Grand Jury Prize at this year's Slamdance Film Festival, is both a charming coming-of-age story and a celebration of the most infamous of all Mexican border towns. It's also a subtle criticism of society's lust for money and success and the lengths to which people will go to attain both. For the film's hero, Indio, the city's red-light district is a siren's song of erotic mystery. While just across the border - the "other side," as Tijuanans call it - lies a world of boundless economic possibility. In the middle resides Indio's loyalty to his underemployed but decent father, Jhonny. Which to choose? Which to choose?

Keywords: american-dream, animal, animal-actor, bare-breasts, based-on-fact, based-on-real-people, beach, best-friend, bicycle, blood
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance,
Taglines: Happiness lies at the bottom of Tijuana.

A sangre fria (2002)

Actors: Rosa Maria Romero (producer), Jorge Almada (actor), Alfredo Gutiérrez (actor), Fernando Durán Rojas (writer), Fernando Durán Rojas (director), Juan Manuel Romero (producer), Diana Ferreti (actress), Alicia Encinas (actress), Fernando Sáenz (actor), Jorge Aldama (actor), Esteban Ortíz (actor), Alan Ciangherotti (actor), Joel Romero (actor), Gibrán González (actor), Emilio Ramon Vidal (writer),

Genres: Action,

The Fantasticks (1995)

Actors: Barnard Hughes (actor), Teller (actor), Joel Grey (actor), Tony Cox (actor), Francis Ford Coppola (editor), Michael G. Kehoe (miscellaneous crew), Arturo Gil (actor), Brad Sullivan (actor), Michael Ritchie (producer), Michael Ritchie (director), Joey McIntyre (actor), Jean Louisa Kelly (actress), Chip Fowler (miscellaneous crew), Art Schaefer (producer), Sidney Brammer (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Two teenagers on neighboring farms steal glances and hide their romance from their feuding fathers. Little do these love-birds know, however, that their fathers are actually good friends who've hatched a plan - with the help of a mystical roving side-show and its equally mysterious ring master - to get these two lovers down the aisle! But be careful what you wish for. Because to bring these families together... they must first be torn apart!

Keywords: abduction, actor, based-on-stage-musical, carnival, carnival-wagon, coming-of-age, countryside, curtain-call, dancer, dancing
Genres: Musical, Romance,
Taglines: Try To Remember The First Time The Magic Happened. One Of Broadway's Legendary Musicals Comes To The Big Screen.

Quotes:

Amos Babcock Bellamy: You see! Whenever you have a problem, the United States Postal Service comes to the rescue.::Ben Hucklebee: Yeah, they run a tight ship.

El Gallo: There is a curious paradox that no one can explain: who understands the secrets of the reaping of the grain? Who understands why spring is born out of winter's laboring pain, or why we all must die a bit before we grow again?

Luisa Bellamy: Papa I got to take wing.::Amos Babcock Bellamy: Well be careful, it's duck season.

Ben Hucklebee: We got your advertisment in the mail and we got a little problem.::Amos Babcock Bellamy: A love problem.::El Gallo: You two have a love problem? And you seek sympathy from our little band of outcasts? Well, what would you two be willing to do in front of an audience?::Amos Babcock Bellamy: We're not talking about us. We're talking about our kids.::Ben Hucklebee: Who happen to be a boy and a girl.::El Gallo: [chuckles] Less challenging. Follow me.

Ben Hucklebee: [holds out money] Would sixty dollars be an insult?::El Gallo: Yes but I'm used to abuse. [grabs the money]

Stones for Ibarra (1988)

Actors: Glenn Close (actress), Alfonso Arau (actor), Kamala Lopez (actress), Keith Carradine (actor), Stanley Myers (composer), Jack W. Haddox (miscellaneous crew), Keith Palmer (editor), Lupe Ontiveros (actress), Jack Gold (director), Marco Rodríguez (actor), Joanie Blum (miscellaneous crew), Joaquín Martínez (actor), Jorge Cervera Jr. (actor), Ernest Kinoy (writer), Robert Berger (producer),

Genres: Drama,

The Fantasticks (1964)

Actors: George Schaefer (director), Stanley Holloway (actor), Bert Lahr (actor), Ricardo Montalban (actor), George Schaefer (producer), John Davidson (actor), Noel Taylor (costume designer), Edmond Rostand (writer), Robert Hartung (writer), Robert Hartung (producer), O. Tamburri (miscellaneous crew), Susan Watson (actress), Harvey Schmidt (composer), Tom Jones (writer), John Edward Friend (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Neighboring widowers plot to romantically unite their son and daughter by pretending to feud and forbidding the two children to associate with each other. Their scheme works and the two youngsters fall head-over-heels in love. To end their "feud" the fathers hire a bandit and his henchmen to fake an abduction and allow the son to rout the assailants. The plan works, but the two love birds discover that requited love is much less exciting than forbidden romance and they break off their relationship. Matt, the son, resolves to see the world and receives a severe buffeting, while Luisa, the daughter, has an unhappy romance with the bandit, who steals her most precious possession, her mother's necklace. Matt returns, sadder but wiser, and the two former lovers reunite.

Keywords: bandit, based-on-stage-musical, bed-of-nails, bill, dance, fake-feud, fake-kidnapping, falling-in-love, father-daughter-relationship, father-son-relationship
Genres: ,

Quotes:

[first lines]::El Gallo: Let me tell you a few things before we begin the play. First of all, the characters: a boy, a girl, two fathers. It is hard to know what is most important or how it all began. The boy was born, the girl was born, they grew up - quickly - went to school, became shy in their own ways and for different reasons. Read romances, studied cloud formations in the lazy afternoon and instead of reading textbooks tried to memorize the moon.

Hucklebee: There is a great many things I could tell you about myself. I was once in the navy - that's where I learned horticulture.

Hucklebee: Now I decided you need to be married, so I went wife shopping and I found you a pearl!::[from the other side of the wall Luisa gasps]::Hucklebee: There's that sound again.::Matt: What if I prefer a diamond?::Hucklebee: How dare you prefer a diamond when I just offered you a pearl!

[speaking of Luisa]::Bellomy: I'm her father and believe me it isn't easy. That's why I love vegetables - they're so dependable. You plant a radish, you know what you're about... you don't get a turnip or a cabbage. Why, with children, I thought I had planted a turnip or at worst, perhaps, an avocado - something remotely useful. What need have I for a rose?

Bellomy: If they knew we wanted them to wed...::Hucklebee: A pre-arranged marriage...::Bellomy: They'd sooner be dead.::Hucklebee: Children...::Bellomy: Lovers...::Hucklebee: Fantasticks...::Bellomy: Geese!

Hucklebee: How clever we are...::Bellomy: How crafty I know...::Hucklebee: To manipulate children...::Bellomy: You merely say, "No".

El Gallo: The play is not done / Oh, no, not quite / For life never ends / In the moonlit night. / And despite what pretty poets say / The night is only half the day. / So we would like to fully finish / What was foolishly begun / For the story is not ended / And the play never done / Until all of us have been burned a bit / And burnished by the sun.

[El Gallo has presented his itemized bill for his fake abduction of Luisa to Bellomy and Hucklebee]::Luisa: You mean it wasn't real - the bandit, the moonlight?::Hucklebee: We arranged it.::Luisa: But the feud...::Matt: And the wall...::Bellomy: Built to fall.::Matt: I don't believe it.::[hands Matt the bill]::Hucklebee: Read on MacDuff.

Matt: Beyond that road lies adventure!::Luisa: I'm going to roll my hair down and go swimming in the stream.

Luisa: Is it fun to be a bandit?::El Gallo: It has its moments.::Luisa: Tell what is your favorite plunder!::El Gallo: I steal fancies; I steal whatever is treasured most.::Luisa: Precious rubies?::[indicating her mother's necklace made of paste diamonds that Luisa treasures]::El Gallo: Precious rhinestones.::Luisa: Rhinestones!::El Gallo: They can be precious. Depends on your point of view.

El gato con botas (1961)

Actors: Hernán Vera (actor), Elvira Lodi (actress), Armando Gutiérrez (actor), Antonio Raxel (actor), Carlos Robles Gil (actor), Ana María Hernández (actress), Victorio Blanco (actor), Jesús Gómez (actor), Daniel Arroyo (actor), Luis Manuel Pelayo (actor), Nathanael León (actor), Edmundo Espino (actor), José Luis Moreno (actor), José Luis Fernández (actor), Roberto Rodríguez (producer),

Plot: King Serio must give his daughter Dorita to the evil Ogre. The Lady of Time gives a pair of boots to the shepherd Juanito, who tries them on his cat. This becomes a big and helpful cat that poses as the servant of a marquis and together will try to vanquish the Ogre and rescue the princess.

Keywords: based-on-book, cannibalism, cat, character-name-in-title, chicken, fairy-tale, marquis, ogre, princess, puss-in-boots
Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy,
Taglines: It's loaded with excitement! Here's a big treat! Great entertainment for young and old alike!

El gato con botas (1961)

Actors: Hernán Vera (actor), Elvira Lodi (actress), Armando Gutiérrez (actor), Antonio Raxel (actor), Carlos Robles Gil (actor), Ana María Hernández (actress), Victorio Blanco (actor), Jesús Gómez (actor), Daniel Arroyo (actor), Luis Manuel Pelayo (actor), Nathanael León (actor), Edmundo Espino (actor), José Luis Moreno (actor), José Luis Fernández (actor), Roberto Rodríguez (producer),

Plot: King Serio must give his daughter Dorita to the evil Ogre. The Lady of Time gives a pair of boots to the shepherd Juanito, who tries them on his cat. This becomes a big and helpful cat that poses as the servant of a marquis and together will try to vanquish the Ogre and rescue the princess.

Keywords: based-on-book, cannibalism, cat, character-name-in-title, chicken, fairy-tale, marquis, ogre, princess, puss-in-boots
Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy,
Taglines: It's loaded with excitement! Here's a big treat! Great entertainment for young and old alike!

The Three Outlaws (1956)

Actors: Dwight Caldwell (editor), Bruce Bennett (actor), Neville Brand (actor), Rodolfo Hoyos Jr. (actor), Harry Lauter (actor), Sigmund Neufeld (producer), Orville H. Hampton (writer), Paul Dunlap (composer), Sam Newfield (director), Stanley Andrews (actor), Alan Hale Jr. (actor), Jonathan Hale (actor), William Henry (actor), Vicente Padula (actor), Robert Tafur (actor),

Plot: Ready to quit their life of crime, the three "most-wanted" outlaws in the West---Butch Cassidy, Sundance Kid and Bill Carver ---perform their final job by robbing and stealing a train and fleeing across the border. In a South American town they begin their life of respectability by purchasing a ranch and depositing their stolen fortune in the local bank, and throwing a big fiesta to entertain the locals, including Colonel Aguilar and his beautiful daughter Rita. During the festivities the bank is robbed by the famous outlaw El Gallo and his bandits, on information learned from informant El Rataan. Facing bankruptcy and deportation, the three outlaws stage a series of robberies made to appear as though carried out by El Gallo. Meanwhile, an American detective, Charlie Trenton, arrives and sets out with Colonel Aguilar to arrest the Americans, but they are tipped off by Rita, who has fallen in love with the Sundance Kid, and they escape. Suspecting that El Gallo is innocent of the recent robberies, Trento persuades him to assist in capturing Cassidy, Sundance and Carver.

Keywords: 1880s, ambush, american, army, army-recruiter, b-movie, b-western, bandit, bank-robbery, barbecue
Genres: Romance, Western,
Taglines: They Carved a Scar of Ravaging Terror Across The West! Shock-Packed Story Of America's Most Wanted Desperados!

Quotes:

Butch Cassidy: Remember, the next time the Wild Bunch pulls a job, we were ready to quit for good and join the Army! You wouldn't give us a chance.

Butch Cassidy: You know, I've been doin' a lot of thinkin' lately about all this. Sleepin' out at night... bein' gunned for... chased from one county to the next.::Sundance Kid: You knew that when you turned outlaw.::Butch Cassidy: That's just it. I never turned - never been anything else. Not since I was ten.

Sundance Kid: They really keep money in here?::Butch Cassidy: It's a bank, isn't it?::Sundance Kid: That's a matter of opinion.

Sundance Kid: About that side door - I'd keep it locked. In case some hombre tries to rob you - it's an easy way out.::Bank President: You men obviously know much about bancos. You were perhaps in the banking business?::Butch Cassidy: Hmm, yeah. I guess you could say that.::Sundance Kid: In a way.

Sundance Kid: One good sneeze'll open that vault.::Butch Cassidy: Then we'll make sure no one catches cold.

Butch Cassidy: Quite a change, isn't it? Back in the States, anyone pull a job, they'd blame it on the Wild Bunch. Down here, we pull a job, they blame it on El Gallo.

Butch Cassidy: It's bad luck.::Sundance Kid: Didn't you always say The Wild Bunch made its own luck?

Butch Cassidy: Well, it looks like the end of the line, Kid. A lot of years and a lot of ridin'.::Sundance Kid: It's those railroad detectives. If they'd just let us alone. They're the cause of all this.::Butch Cassidy: No, I'm blamin' my old man.::Sundance Kid: What are you talkin' about?::Butch Cassidy: Well, when I was ten, if he'd hired an honest foreman instead of a rustler, I'da probably grown up respectable.

[last lines]::Rita: I suppose you will be leaving us now.::Charlie Trenton: Yeah, soon.::Rita: They tell me, United States is a beautiful country.::Charlie Trenton: Why don't you pay us a visit? I could show you around. Good bye!