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Jesus Nebot | ... |
Pablo Fernandez
(as Jesús Nebot)
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Chelsea Rendon | ... |
Cristina Fernandez
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Vernee Watson | ... |
Detective Bryan
(as Vernée Watson Johnson)
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Susan Haskell | ... |
Helen Knight
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Lindsay Price | ... |
Soid
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Robert Vestal | ... |
Detective Steven Lightning
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Paul Ganus | ... |
Dr. David Knight
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Joe Estevez | ... |
Charlie
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Paola Bontempi | ... |
Pablo's Wife
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Kenya Moore | ... |
Lia
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Ken Feinberg | ... |
Officer Kincaid
(as Kenneth Feinberg)
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Gage Hunter Bebank | ... |
Andrew Knight
(as Gage Hunter Bebak)
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Cindy Benson | ... |
Homeless Woman
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Jerry Farmer | ... |
Tattooed Guy
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Joey Lanai | ... |
Beach Policeman
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Mexican English teacher Pablo Fernandez seeks a better life for himself and his spoiled daughter Christina (5) after losing his wife in a hurricane. Pablo becomes a tomato picker as illegal immigrant in California. While driving his illegal employer Charlie's truck, he accidentally runs over Dinah Knightly (6), who later dies. Dumb, arrogant detective Bryant and brighter but superstitious rookie Steven Lightning investigate and set chase. Petty would be-TV reporter Soid finds out first and blackmails Pablo to take her along fleeing to Mexico or she'll report him. The Fernandez's make it to Canada. On the road improvisation gets out of hand. Written by KGF Vissers
This was an absolutely brilliant movie...you get to see past the mistakes and choices that we make and into the heart of love at every step in this movie.
The acting is Oscar worthy by Jesus Nebot...and the support cast was phenomenal. There wasn't one moment that I was not hooked into this movie from fade in...until the big ending!
I laughed, and I had tears in my eyes more than once...it is what movies are supposed to be about...the journey into people's souls.
This particular story covered so well, multiple viewpoints of all people involved in the story.
You can feel the overwhelming pain and love of each character so well...and with each step...once again, love, compassion, and connection wins.
Do not miss this movie...it will stir you inside and make you feel things you may have never felt before. It will open your heart's door to the meaning of what it means to have "unconditional love" for a child...and the choices we make to protect them.
May this movie and the filmmaker be blessed with much love. :-)