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Todo el poder (2000)Gabriel (Demian Bichir) is a filmmaker in Mexico City, where he is a victim of crime and violence sometimes even three times a day. This is a black comedy that shows the extreme situation ... See full summary » Director:Fernando Sariñana |
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Gabriel
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Sofía Aguirre
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Luis Felipe Tovar | ... |
Comandante Eleuterio 'Elvis' Quijano
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Ximena Sariñana | ... |
Valentina
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Martín
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José Carlos Rodríguez | ... |
Octavio
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Esteban
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Lic. Luna
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Jorge Zárate | ... |
Taxista enpistolado
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Carmen Salinas | ... |
Doña Cleofas
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Frida
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Tere
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Cojo
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Gabriel
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Prisionero con máscara de luchador
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Gabriel (Demian Bichir) is a filmmaker in Mexico City, where he is a victim of crime and violence sometimes even three times a day. This is a black comedy that shows the extreme situation Mexico City is leaving as far as crime is concerned, and the tension the city and it's inhabitants live day after day. Written by Carlos García Campillo <ladolorosa@starmedia.com>
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Rated R for language and some violenceParents Guide:
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Country:
MexicoLanguage:
SpanishRelease Date:
17 August 2000 (Peru) See more »Also Known As:
Gimme the Power See more »Box Office
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$2,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This movie is almost like a documentary of the psychologycal reactions of the inhabitants of mexico city towards violence. Most people from other countries that watch this movie might think that the violence is exagerated, but thats how real life is in mexico city. Thats the strongest point of the movie, the ability to render a crude and real image of the life in mexico´s capital city. The movie starts strong but starts getting a little irreal towards the end. The ending is a little fantasious, and i really doubt we would get happy endings like that in real life. All in all, its a decent B+ movie, and its worth the time to watch it.