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12/06/05
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No Turning Back (2001)
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:6
Rotten:4
Average Rating:5.4/10
Theatrical Release:Jun 13, 2003 Limited
Synopsis: OCEANSIDE, California/Newswire/ - Life was not easy for single parent Pablo, an honest and hard working English professor from Honduras, who lost his pregnant wife and home during Hurricane Mitch.... [More]
Starring: Jesus Nebot, Lindsay Price, Vernee Watson Johnson
Director: Julia Montejo, Jesus Nebot
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Reviews for No Turning Back
1 - 10 (sorted by date)
No Turning Back is intense at its core, looking at not just the tough choices we make but the process that goes into making them.
05/12/04
It bolts out of the blocks tugging a crate full of bricks, two wrecking balls, and a cruise-ship anchor.
04/13/04
A well-intentioned study of illegal immigration and its various social ramifications ultimately trips over a tangle of clunky scripting.
07/01/03
Top CriticCan be heavy-handed at times and the quality of the acting is all over the map. But the dilemmas depicted are real and they feel real, which gives the film a hard-edged poignancy.
06/13/03
The filmmakers simply don't possess the skills to bring off a drama that can support serious themes, thus trivializing the very concerns they are trying to bring attention to.
06/12/03
Top CriticHeartfelt yet overly schematic.
06/12/03
With juggling so many hats for an independent film, Nebot along with director/writer Julia Montejo manage to pull out all the stops and create a compelling drama with a little social message for good taste.
12/08/02
No Turning Back deserves the seven international festival awards it has earned.
05/06/02
Nebot's passionate work as an actor in particular glues the film together.
03/11/02
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