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Broken (I) (2000)A group of friends make a trip south of the border. While having the time of their lives, one couple discovers that the world is much crueler than they would have like to have known. After ... See full summary » Director:Elle TravisWriter:Elle Travis |
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Rob McCardel
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Angel (1999)
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Women at accident
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A group of friends make a trip south of the border. While having the time of their lives, one couple discovers that the world is much crueler than they would have like to have known. After having a car accident, Amy and Rob are taken to a Mexican prison and tortured. Written by Daniel L. Holmes <Lholmes11@aol.com>
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The total loss of freedom is a paralyzing fear most Americans will never have to face.Parents Guide:
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6 September 2000 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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This film is powerful, intense, well directed and well acted. The director is able to generate compassion and concern for the characters in a short amount of time. It gets right to the point and drives it home. I believe it's a testament to how desensitized we can become under the right (or wrong) circumstances. What I still can't believe is that this is a true story! Again, a powerful film and one I definitely recommend.