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?

Tocaia Grande (1995)

Actors: Cláudio Mamberti (actor), Nildo Parente (actor), Serafim Gonzalez (actor), Antônio Petrin (actor), Roberto Bonfim (actor), Míriam Pires (actress), Walter Avancini (director), José Dumont (actor), Ivan de Almeida (actor), Neuza Amaral (actress), Henrique César (actor), Geórgia Gomide (actress), Léa Garcia (actress), Leonardo Villar (actor), Ângela Leal (actress),

Ángel de fuego (1992)

Actors: Farnesio de Bernal (actor), Alejandro Parodi (actor), Roberto Sosa (actor), Salvador Sánchez (actor), Marta Aura (actress), Gina Morett (actress), Evangelina Sosa (actress), Lilia Aragón (actress), Sigfrido Barjau (editor), Jorge Ramírez Suárez (producer), Mercedes Pascual (actress), María Estela Fernández (costume designer), Tita Lombardo (producer), Dana Rotberg (director), Dana Rotberg (producer),

Martir de Mexicali (1991)

Actors: Adalberto Arvizu (actor), Guillermo Jaime Alarid (actor), Amado Portillo (producer), Diana Golden (actress), Guillermo Jaime Alarid (producer), Jaime Reyes (actor), José Luis Carreño (actor), Ricardo Carrión (actor), Roberto Ballesteros (actor), César Alejandro (actor), Fernando Almada (actor), Miguel Ángel Rodríguez (actor), Omar A. Gonsenheim (writer), Omar A. Gonsenheim (producer), Héctor Sáez (actor),

I bandoleros della dodicesima ora (1972)

Actors: Antonio Almorós (actor), Fernando Bilbao (actor), Luigi Bonos (actor), Manuel Bronchud (actor), Fernando Rubio (actor), Juan Torres (actor), Malisa Longo (actress), Malisa Longo (actress), Alfonso Balcázar (writer), Alfonso Balcázar (writer), Giovanni Simonelli (writer), Alfonso Balcázar (director), Teresa Alcocer (editor), Michael Forest (actor), Michael Forest (actor),

Plot: One of the funniest Spaghetti Comedy westerns that came out of Spain, starring American actor Michael Forest [Star Trek] and Malisa Longo. The banker is the villain, Sacramento and his cohorts foil the bankers planned robbery keep the loot for themselves, blow up the entire town and.. watch the interplay with Sacramento and his horse!