Go for Sisters (2013)

Actors: John Sayles (editor), John Sayles (writer), Isaiah Washington (actor), John Sayles (director), César Alejandro (actor), Edward James Olmos (producer), Edward James Olmos (actor), Jacob Vargas (actor), Hector Elizondo (actor), Mason Daring (composer), Harold Perrineau (actor), Don Harvey (actor), Sal Lopez (actor), Michael Laskin (actor), Brent Jennings (actor),

Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller,

Go for Sisters (2013)

Actors: John Sayles (editor), John Sayles (writer), Isaiah Washington (actor), John Sayles (director), César Alejandro (actor), Edward James Olmos (producer), Edward James Olmos (actor), Jacob Vargas (actor), Hector Elizondo (actor), Mason Daring (composer), Harold Perrineau (actor), Don Harvey (actor), Sal Lopez (actor), Michael Laskin (actor), Brent Jennings (actor),

Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller,

Silencio en la nieve (2011)

Actors: Carmelo Gómez (actor), Gerardo Herrero (producer), Gerardo Herrero (director), Mariela Besuievsky (producer), Francesc Orella (actor), Juan Diego Botto (actor), Lucio Godoy (composer), Andrés Gertrúdix (actor), Adolfo Fernández (actor), Víctor Clavijo (actor), Jorge de Juan (actor), Antonio Saura (producer), Sergi Calleja (actor), José Velasco (producer), Antonia Nava (producer),

Genres: Crime, Drama, Mystery,

Premio Donostia a Antonio Banderas (2008)

Actors: Eusebio Poncela (actor), Brad Pitt (actor), Eusebio Poncela (actor), Raúl Arévalo (actor), Armand Assante (actor), Agustín Almodóvar (actor), Imanol Arias (actor), Pedro Almodóvar (actor), Fernando Fernán Gómez (actor), Mario Gas (actor), Tom Hanks (actor), Woody Harrelson (actor), Jeremy Irons (actor), Antonio Banderas (actor), Sylvester Stallone (actor),

Genres: ,

Amalia (2007)

Actors: David Mondaca (actor), Jorge Hidalgo (actor), Marco Antonio Martinez (writer), Luis D. Ortiz (editor), Victoria Guerrero (producer), Luis D. Ortiz (producer), Luis D. Ortiz (writer), Luis D. Ortiz (director), Francis Rodriguez (composer), Maria del Pilar Groux (producer), Daniela Jines (actress),

Plot: In an emotional short tale of self-sacrifice, one girl will give more than herself for a bit of hope. After finding out that her father had an accident and is unable to provide for the family, Amalia feels the obligation to go to America in search for a better life. She does not classify for a visa. Therefore, she aims to find one in the black market. Is she tough enough?

Genres: Drama, Short,
Taglines: How far would you go ?

The Dope Game (2002)

Actors: Eduardo Quiroz (composer), Eduardo Quiroz (editor), Eduardo Quiroz (director), Eduardo Quiroz (producer), Eduardo Quiroz (writer), Jose Quiroz (producer), Jose Quiroz (writer), Jose Quiroz (director), David Dyno Rocha (composer), David Dyno Rocha (actor), James M. Logan (actor), Rocky Robinson (editor), Rocky Robinson (composer), Daniel Landeros (actor), Justin Smith (actor),

Plot: Two hired killers for a ruthless drug lord, fed up with killing, decide to jump into the Dope Game. On a seemingly simple trafficking job, the two killers fly to Texas. The job: Drive to a small border town to buy $100,000 worth of heroin from a Mexican trafficker and transport it back to California safely. It sounded simple, but in the Dope Game, things are easier said than done. Will they succeed, or is this a game they never should have played?

Genres: Action, Crime, Drama,

Desperado (1995)

Actors: Robert Rodriguez (producer), Robert Rodriguez (editor), Steve Buscemi (actor), Quentin Tarantino (actor), Danny Trejo (actor), Robert Rodriguez (director), Joaquim de Almeida (actor), Salma Hayek (actress), Carlos Gómez (actor), Mike Moroff (actor), Enrique Iglesias (actor), Antonio Banderas (actor), Cheech Marin (actor), Miguel Gurza (miscellaneous crew), Robert Rodriguez (writer),

Plot: With this sequel to his prize-winning independent previous film, "El Mariachi," director Robert Rodriquez joins the ranks of Sam Peckinpah and John Woo as a master of slick, glamorized ultra-violence. We pick up the story as a continuation of "El Mariachi," where an itinerant musician, looking for work, gets mistaken for a hitman and thereby entangled in a web of love, corruption, and death. This time, he is out to avenge the murder of his lover and the maiming of his fretting hand, which occurred at the end of the earlier movie. However, the plot is recapitulated, and again, a case of mistaken identity leads to a very high body count, involvement with a beautiful woman who works for the local drug lord, and finally, the inevitable face-to-face confrontation and bloody showdown.

Keywords: action-hero, actor-plays-character-with-same-name, ambush, anti-hero, armored-car, bar, bar-fight, bar-shootout, bare-breasts, bare-chested-male
Genres: Action, Crime, Thriller,
Taglines: He came back to settle the score with someone. Anyone. EVERYONE. When the smoke clears, it just means he's reloading. The explosive new film from Robert Rodriguez

Quotes:

Short Bartender: ¡Matalo! [kill him]::El Mariachi: Not yet.

El Mariachi: You know, it's easier to pull the trigger than play guitar. Easier to destroy than to create.

El Mariachi: [praying] Give me the strength to be what I was, and forgive me for what I am.

Tourist Girl: And, your beer tastes like piss.::Short Bartender: We know.::Tavo: 'Cause we piss in it!::Short Bartender: That's not all!

Pick-up Guy: This reminds me of a joke. This guy comes into a bar, walks up to the bartender. Says, "Bartender, I got me a bet for you. I'm gonna bet you $300 that I can piss into that glass over there and not spill a single, solitary drop." The bartender looks. I mean, we're talking, like, this glass is like a good ten feet away. He says, "Now wait, let me get this strait. You're tryin' to tell me you'll bet me $300 that you can piss, standing over here, way over there into that glass, and not spill a single drop?" Customer looks up and says, "That's right." Bartender says, "Young man, you got a bet." The guy goes, "Okay, here we go. Here we go." Pulls out his thing. He's lookin' at the glass, man. He's thinkin' about the glass. He's thinkin' about the glass. Glass. He's thinkin' about the glass, glass. Thinkin' about his dick. Dick, glass, dick, glass, dick, glass, dick, glass, dick, glass, dick, glass, dick, glass. And then, *foosh*, he lets it rip. And he-he's pisses all over the place, man. He's pissin' on the bar. He pissin' on the stools, on the floor, on the phone, on the bartender! He's pissing everywhere *except* the fucking glass! Right? Okay. So, bartender, he's laughing his fuckin' ass off. He's $300 richer. He's like, "Ha, ha, ha, ha!" Piss dripping off his face. "Ha, ha, ha, ha!" He says, "You fucking idiot, man! You got it in everything except the glass! You owe me $300 punta." Guy goes, "Excuse me just one-one little second." Goes in the back of the bar. In back, there's a couple of guys playing pool. He walks over to them. Comes back to the bar. Goes, "Here you go, Mr. Bartender, 300." And the bartender's like, "What the fuck are you so happy about? You just lost $300, idiot!" The guy says, "Well, see those guys over there? I just bet them $500 a piece that I could piss on your bar, piss on your floor, piss on your phone, and piss on you, and not only would you not be mad about it, you'd be happy."

El Mariachi: Bless me, Father, for I have just killed quite a few men.::Buscemi: No shit!

El Mariachi: Carolina, did I thank you?::Carolina: No.::El Mariachi: I will.

Short Bartender: [nervous] Is there something in the guitar case?::El Mariachi: Yeah.::Short Bartender: What?::El Mariachi: My guitar.

Short Bartender: What do you want?::Buscemi: Beer.::Short Bartender: All I got is piss-warm Chango.::Buscemi: That's my brand. Oh, this is damn good! Say, this is the best beer I've ever had. Actually...::Short Bartender: [ignoring him] You need anything over there?::Buscemi: I'm just glad to be alive right now. I was up a few towns away- you know Saragosa? I was visiting a bar there, not unlike this one. They serve beer, not quite as good as this, but close. And I saw something you wouldn't believe. I'm sitting there, see, small table all by myself. Now this bar, it's full of real low-lives. I mean, not like this place here. No, I mean bad. Like they were up to no good, know what I'm sayin'? Anyway, I'm all by myself, I like it that way. Meanwhile, things are going on... under the table kinds of things. Not too obvious, but, not too secret, either. So, I'm sitting there, and in walks the biggest Mexican I have ever seen. Big as shit. Just walks right in like he owns the place. Now, nobody knew quite what to make of him, or quite what to think. There he was and in he walked. He was dark, too. I don't mean dark-skinned. No, this was different. It was as if he was always walking in a shadow. I mean every step he took towards the light, just when you thought his face was about to be revealed, it wasn't. It was as if the lights dimmed, just for him.

Pick-up Guy: [watching the bar shootout on a surveillance camera] Is that goin' on right now?