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| Universal Studios (2000) | |||||
| Crime, Drama, Thriller | |||||
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#2304 |
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| Don Cheadle | Montel Gordon | |
| Luis Guzman | Ray Castro | |
| Michael Douglas | Robert Wakefield | |
| Benicio Del Toro | Javier Rodriguez | |
| Miguel Ferrer | Eduardo Ruiz | |
| Jacob Vargas | Manolo Sanchez | |
| Emilio Rivera | Salazar Soldier #2 | |
| Michael O'Neill | Lawyer Rodman | |
| Gary Cervantes | DEA Agent - Trailer | |
| Carl Ciarfalio | Ruiz's Assistant | |
| Enrique Murciano | DEA Agent - Trailer | |
| Tomas Milian | General Arturo Salazar | |
| Beau Holden | DEA Agent - CalTrans | |
| James Lew | DEA Agent - CalTrans | |
| Jeremy Fitzgerald | DEA Agent - CalTrans |
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| Producer |
Laura Bickford
Marshall Herskovitz |
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| Writer |
Simon Moore
Stephen Gaghan |
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| Cinematography |
Steven Soderbergh
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| Musician |
Cliff Martinez
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The movie takes a broad approach to the war on drugs in the USA. It shows the corruption in both Mexico and the USA. Both on a personnal scale as on larger scale. The movie has a lot of storylines, which are tied together slowly. |
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